Through careful sound design, experimental media and live performance, Lehman students’ production of Woven: Discarded and Reborn combined storytelling and technology to create an immersive experience that explored themes of internal struggle and personal transformation at the Studio Theatre on May 15, 2026.

To close out the exhibition “The Painted Word: Text, Gesture, and Expression in Contemporary Art,” Bronx-based artist The Royal Kingbee spoke at the Lehman College Art Gallery about his artistic journey and connection to the Bronx through his Rotunda mural, which anchored the exhibition.

On Feb. 8, 2026, the Lehman Art Gallery’s latest Family Art Program launched as part of an inclusive series of hands on workshops and private exhibit tours available for free to the public.

My name is Danelli Lora, and I am the President of the AfroBeats Dance Club. I am thrilled to share that we successfully hosted the Haunted House Halloween Party this year at Lehman College. This has been one of our best events yet, and it wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible support of our collaborators: Caribbean Unity, the Student Government Association, Crear Futuros, and the Urban Male Leadership Program.

Girls Who Code is on a mission to reshape the programming field and change how the tech industry is perceived. Their goal is to close the gender gap in technology by creating opportunities for young women to explore computer science. Along with building a community where women feel empowered, supported, and inspired to pursue paths in tech. 

Dorothy Dobson is the kind of person whose story mirrors many students who attend Lehman College. She has been a member of the staff at Lehman College since 2011, but she’s been a part of this community for much longer.

I’ve always considered myself an advocate for self-expression and a huge admirer of anyone who can unapologetically be themselves.