Kevin Takarada ’06G took an unconventional path using his engineering background to create innovative MakiMaki Sushi restaurants.
The renovated building will include a variety of new dining options and spaces designed for community members to gather to collaborate, study and socialize
A message sent to members of the Lehigh campus community.
The Lehigh community recently received an update about the survey and other diversity, equity and inclusion work.
Targeted messaging to consumers based on their level of subjective knowledge in the luxury space could help combat the trillion-dollar illegal trade.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning alumnus spoke about the free press as an integral part of democracy, the importance of investigative journalism and challenges facing journalists today.
Deirdre Murphy, assistant teaching professor of art, was named the Lower Merion Conservancy’s inaugural Climate Action artist-in-residence.
Helble ’82 held a Community Conversation virtually and in-person on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
The scholar and researcher met with Lehigh faculty and staff to discuss opportunities in STEM education.
Tyler Whitney-Sidney ’25, senior guard for Lehigh's men’s basketball team, checked off a number of goals, but an NCAA Tournament appearance still remains on his wish list.
Current energy-intensive methods to deal with the super-salty industrial byproduct are leading to major environmental problems
The team has been conducting ambient air quality monitoring in Allentown, Pennsylvania neighborhoods.
The new dean of the College of Business is ready to build on the strengths of the past while looking toward a bolder future.
Robin Hojnoski is leading the College of Education for two years as Bill Gaudelli focuses on university-wide projects.
Joe Sterrett ’76 expresses his gratitude to the Lehigh community as he steps down from his role as dean of athletics at the end of 2024.
A letter to the editor in the Fall 2024 edition of the Lehigh Alumni Bulletin.
In her first year as vice president of development and alumni relations, Carol Packard has traveled to meet Lehigh alumni around the globe.
