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Rachel Scott, the award-winning senior political correspondent for ABC News, will deliver the annual Tresolini Lecture, Tuesday, Feb.17 at 7:00 p.m. in Neville Hall, Room 001. It will be followed by a question-and-answer session with Scott. The lecture is free and open to the public.

How Cultural Ideas About Mental Health Shape Public Understanding

Students collect and appreciate insects in Dylan Shropshire's entomology course

A Lehigh undergraduate is reimagining how we make pharmaceuticals — one colorful molecule at a time.

Political theorist Dean Caivano MA’13 argues the 2024 election revealed not just partisan divides but the collapse of institutional vitality itself

How One Student Bridges Early Modern Drama and Contemporary Design

Robin Sundaramoorthy's research reveals how federal policy and systemic barriers shaped — and ultimately limited — efforts to diversify America's airwaves in the 1980s.

Biologist Chenshu Liu will use the support to study cellular quality control mechanisms.

Biochemist Daniel Laverty develops functional assays to understand how cancer cells hijack DNA repair pathways and how to stop them

The former Secretary of Transportation will present ‘Civility in Public Discourse: Navigating Polarization and Uncertainty.’

New research reveals how psychedelic compounds restore synaptic connections lost to chronic stress—and why their therapeutic effects may last for months.

Art professor and environmental advocate, Deirdre Murphy’s work to be in the first contemporary art exhibition at the Audubon Center at Mill Grove.