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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.

Dylan Shropshire has been named a recipient of a New Investigator Award from the Charles E. Kaufman Foundation. The two-year, $150,000 grant will support research into Wolbachia bacteria and its potential to fight mosquito-borne diseases worldwide.

Sabrina Arias's research reveals that diplomacy by small states shapes international policymaking.

As a local expert on Moravians in the 18th century, Scott Paul Gordon is working on a new book about enslavement in Bethlehem.

Mathematician and computational scientist Xianyi Zeng develops methods to solve complex differential equations that describe systems in constant motion. His research focuses on creating efficient numerical approaches that bridge fluid dynamics, biological modeling, and engineering applications.

Composer Kyle Wernke fulfills a decades-long dream project for Lehigh University Philharmonic.

As the world marks the 250th anniversary of Austen's birth, Michael Kramp shows why her accessible, versatile stories offer more than just happily-ever-afters.

Scholar of Chinese literature and gastronomic writing, Wandi Wang researches a 13th century Chinese cookbook.

How 1950s American singers transformed stereotypical heroines into nuanced women—and changed the art form in the process