Articles

Two theatre professors use a first-year seminar to explore the question of whether artificial intelligence can create art and the potential role it can play in theatre making.

In the first large-scale field experiment that tested four simultaneous natural disturbances, a team of researchers led by forest ecologist Michelle Spicer is providing new insights into the impact on native plant species.

A trip to Jordan brings insight into archaeology.

Ph.D. student explores the literary intersection of health and horror.

Ph.D. student Casey Kies hopes to cement one of Lehigh’s first graduates in history.

Chemistry and physics researchers join forces to unravel mystery behind cell signaling and lipid membrane movement.

A new interdisciplinary research center explores one of the most vital resources on Earth.

Disney theme parks provide connections to fantastic stories and film-inspired fantasies, but it has also become a place of pilgrimage similar to traditional religions.

Emily Weissbourd, assistant professor of English, talks about her new book "Bad Blood" which explores representations of race in dramas from early modern England and Spain.

Samantha Fox's research focuses on the urban renewal of Eisenhüttenstadt, a German city constructed and shaped by socialist ideals in the 1950s.

Composer and professor Paul Salerni showcases "Palma," the third piece in a trilogy of fable-inspired works. "Palma" is inspired by his mother and her Italian roots, and features text from poet Dana Gioia.

In her book "Medicine and Healing in Ancient East Asia," author and professor Constance Cook offers a new perspective on excavated texts and the development of healing strategies.