Victory Peace Reunion 1919: World War I Peace Celebrated at Lehigh
A Day that Will be Remembered in History On June 28, 1919, Lehigh […]
Scholarly blogging at Lehigh
Blogging is increasingly becoming an accepted part of the academic conversation. Blogs are […]
Ciao, Jean Johnson
Jean Johnson’s last day of employment at Lehigh is today, May 31. She’s […]
Closing the Poetry Month
It is not an exaggeration to say that it would be surprising if […]
Leo-Arthur Kelmenson and Lee Iacocca’s Chrysler Years
Written by Danielle Lehr Master’s Candidate in History For over twenty years, the […]
Letters to a Lehigh Student
by Arielle Willett, Class of 2015 Working in Special Collections, you see all […]
Celebrating National Poetry Month
In honor of National Poetry Month, I have asked LTS staff members to […]
Tracking the History of a Concept: JSTOR’s “Data for Research”
Want to track the history of a concept? JSTOR’s Data for Research (DfR) […]
What is a THATCamp?
THATCamp, short for The Humanities and Technology Camp, is part of the unconference […]
The Brown and White on Presidential Elections
Four years ago today, the Brown and White’s front page headline read as: […]
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