The move to close colleges and universities amid the COVID-19 outbreak has led many students and families to wonder if they would get some type of refund for losing access to housing, dining services and other amenities they already paid for.

As buildings age and tastes change, college campuses in the Lehigh Valley are meeting the demands of their students by expanding their facilities or, in some cases, building new ones

Educators in the region’s colleges and universities say they are seeing a steady growth in students interested in majoring in engineering disciplines, and the ones coming into their programs are showing more knowledge and have more hands-on experience than in the past.

Our health insurance industry is in need of repair, according to experts, but there are things employers can do to help.

U.S. News and World Report is out with its 2020 list of Best Online Master’s of Business Administration list and some Greater Lehigh Valley schools have made the cut.

The pervasive use of voice technology for identity recognition, personal or business orders, paying for goods, accessing financial accounts or collaborating with colleagues near and far, creates the same security minefield as any other personal or business information.

As temperatures soar, unemployment continues to drop, fueling a fiercely competitive market for skilled workers.

The Mandela Washington Fellowship program has brought the best and brightest young African entrepreneurs to Lehigh University for the summer. One such fellow, Tom Edison Shilongo of Namibia, talks to LVB about why the United States is falling behind when it comes to doing business with countries in Africa.

As purveyors of Bitcoin seek out mainstream acceptance, the cryptocurrency – arguably the best-known in a diverse field – may have just gotten a boost in Pennsylvania.

The news is filled with stories about climate change — rising temperatures, extreme weather events, decreased crop yields — and they all have one thing in common. Dealing with these problems is going to cost everyone a lot of money.