Please join the WGSS program for our annual faculty spotlight program!This year we are celebrating the work of Dr. Suzanne Edwards, a scholar whose work powerfully addresses representations of violence in the medieval period, contemporary literary authors' visionary engagement…
As part of Africana Studies' new Distinguished Lecture-Speaker Series, Professor Simone Alexander is hosting the black British writer Caryl Phillips at Lehigh on February 27, 2025. He will be giving a public lecture that day (4:30pm in BI 221 (Business Innovation Center)) as…
Join us for this event in celebration of Black History Month! We will celebrate the great works of Nikki Giovanni and read from our favorite Black literature. Please contact Professor Stephanie Powell Watts if you'd like to read at the event: spw3@lehigh.edu
'Let the Whiskey Question Alone:' William Calvin Chase's Moral Taxonomy and Anti-Prohibitionist Sentiments in the Washington Bee presented by Joseph Williams, Assistant Professor of History & Africana Studies. He researches Black intellectual history, Black women's history,…
The Asian & Asian American Studies program is organizing a visit by New Yorker writer Peter Hessler on Feb. 11, and faculty and students in the English Department have been invited to attend. Hessler will be hosting a lunchtime workshop on narrative nonfiction at noon in…
The Asian & Asian American Studies program is organizing a visit by New Yorker writer Peter Hessler on Feb. 11, and faculty and students in the English Department have been invited to attend. Hessler will be hosting a lunchtime workshop on narrative nonfiction at noon in…
The Asian & Asian American Studies program is organizing a visit by New Yorker writer Peter Hessler on Feb. 11, and faculty and students in the English Department have been invited to attend. Hessler will be hosting a lunchtime workshop on narrative nonfiction at noon in…
This presentation explores Dr. Diop's research examining how parent-child interactions support the language abilities of Wolof-learning toddlers in Senegal and the cultural beliefs about parenting among Senegalese caregivers. It also presents an overview of his current work on…
The Asian & Asian American Studies program is organizing a visit by New Yorker writer Peter Hessler on Feb. 11, and faculty and students in the English Department have been invited to attend. Hessler will be hosting a lunchtime workshop on narrative nonfiction at noon in…
Clint Smith is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning With the History of Slavery Across America, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction, the Hillman Prize for Book Journalism, the Stowe Prize, the Dayton Literary…
STEPS Concourse: 1 W Packer Ave. Bethlehem, PA 18015
-
The IAC committee invites you to join us on Oct. 18th from 2:30-4 in the STEPS concourse to see an exhibition titled "Art Within Reach: Visions of Queer Community in the Lehigh Valley" and to engage with panelists who will discuss the import of regional LGBTQIA+ archives and…
B. Brian Foster is an ethnographer and multi-medium storyteller working to document and interpret the culture, folklore, and placemaking practices of Black communities in the rural U.S. South. For the last ten years, he has set his work in several towns and small…