Lehigh University:

Groundbreaking for new science, technology, and environmental building delayed until next summer
An update on the university’s multidisciplinary research and education initiative.

Ashcroft: “The purpose of security is to secure freedom”
Former U.S. Attorney General and U.S. Sen. John Ashcroft discussed how technology has changed what it takes to keep the United States safe.

Strengthening the bond between academic and student affairs
Lehigh’s new College Liaison Program provides tailored, student-related assistance to each of the university’s four academic units.

Water to row, water to purify, water to study
Phil Bresnahan’s college sport, his current student research, and his future field of study all revolve around water.

Celebrating the work of scholars-in-training
A new publication highlights the breadth and excellence of research by Lehigh’s graduate students.

Navigating Lehigh’s entrepreneurial infrastructure
New Web site bridges curriculum, research and community partnerships.

Gans art installation recognized
The Bethlehem Fine Arts Commission will present a special award to Lucy Gans for her sculpture installation that explored domestic violence.

2008 staff award winners announced
Eight staff members from across the university were recognized for excellence.

Move Out collection drive benefits South Side
This year’s Move Out collection drive runs through Thursday, May 8. The community sale is June 7.

Starbucks coffee and convenience coming to Campus Square
Lehigh will welcome a Barnes & Noble Café to the bookstore and a market between Johnny’s Bagels & Deli and The Cup.

Lisa Sweeney wins two major softball awards
She became the first player in Patriot League history to win both the league’s Player of the Year and Pitcher of the Year.

Cassese honored with Ibis of Service award
Men’s lacrosse head coach Kevin Cassese was recently honored as Lehigh University’s 2008 Ibis of Service award winner.

A Focus on Lehigh
Documentary film will chronicle university’s preparation for the Dalai Lama’s visit.

Photographer Elaine Ling’s Tibetan images blend modern life and ancient traditions
Exhibitions of Elaine Ling’s photographs of Tibet are on display at Lehigh as part of the lead up to the Dalai Lama’s visit in July.