From Clay Tablets to AI: Explore ‘Informationland’ at Lehigh Libraries

The Lehigh Libraries’ current exhibit, Informationland: The Past and Future of Libraries, inspired by a collaborative event entitled Alice in Informationland planned with Touchstone Theatre this fall, explores the place of libraries in culture and history and as users and producers of technology

Alumni Oral Histories

Historic Bethlehem Police Arrest Records

John C. Hirsh Medieval Manuscript Leaves and Fragments

Bridging Bethlehem: Hill to Hill Bridge at 100

Galaxy of Ideas: The Robert Lichtman Sci-Fi Fanzines

Worlds We Build Together: Sci-Fi Fandom, Fanzines, and the Culture of Connection

Join us Wed., April 23 at 5:00 p.m. via Zoom for a fan-tastic conversation about science fiction fanzines. The event coincides with the exhibit, Galaxy of Ideas: The Robert Lichtman Science Fiction Fanzine Collection, recently acquired by the Lehigh Libraries.

Celebrate 2025 National Poetry Month with Lehigh Libraries

Celebrate National Poetry Month with events throughout April, including Poem in Your Pocket Day, author talk with trans poet Robin Gow, sonnet slam, and more!

From educator to artist: Greg Skutches shares his journey, Mar. 26

Join us for Eighteen Months of Exploration, a conversation with Greg Skutches, artist and retired former Director of Lehigh’s Writing Across the Curriculum.

The Civil War Correspondence of Charles Lamborn and Emma Taylor | Friends of the Lehigh Libraries talk, Wed., March 19

The Friends of the Lehigh University Libraries, in partnership with Lehigh University Press, invite you to join us on Wednesday, March 19 from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. via Zoom for The Civil War Correspondence of Charles Lamborn and Emma Taylor, presented by Dr. Richard Upsher Smith, retired Professor of Classics at the Franciscan University of Steubenville.