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Community and school leaders from across the region came together at the College of Education’s Distinguished Lecture Series Tuesday evening to discuss new ways to partner with each other. The superintendents of the area’s three urban school districts—Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton—exchanged ideas with each other and with nearly 30 local... Read more »
This past May, Gallup’s Values and Beliefs survey revealed a growing acceptance of the American public on the topic of same-sex relations. The issue is still one of the most divisive in American society.
Lehigh University has once again been listed among the top 50 of America’s best graduate schools by U.S. News & World Report.
Both of Lehigh’s schools that are eligible for this recognition remain at... Read more »
The Obama administration’s Race to the Top Fund is a $4.35 billion “down payment” on the nation’s future. Against this historical financial commitment we asked members of the Lehigh community what they believe should be the nation’s top educational reform priorities moving forward.
Margaret Barilla ’86, ... Read more »
Social change starts in our schools, which makes the roles of school leaders critical and complex. Here, Tom Persing ’69 and Rachel Holler ’06 —both College of Education graduates— discuss the changing dynamics and generational differences in educational leadership. Not only have they managed different leadership transitions, but their ... Read more »