As the Community Service Office celebrates 30 years, students, staff and alumni reflect on Lehigh’s dedication to community service, the lives it touches and connections that matter most.
Jeremy Gibson is Lehigh’s first new head of the athletic department in 36 years. While respecting the past, he’s looking to make his own mark.
Fully healthy, the second year defender, who has represented Jamaica and Barbados on the pitch, is excited for his Mountain Hawks debut.
Seven finalists competed for a share of more than $26,000 in prizes
Lehigh ranks highly in outcomes-focused list for second consecutive year.
Rose assumes role in September, succeeding retiring Associate Vice President Nancy Trainer
The immersive video game, Leveling Up to Lehigh Life, is built by Lehigh students for incoming first-years and gamifies the college experience to aid student preparedness, belonging and well-being.
Lehigh engineering faculty secure funding to advance efforts in tackling the nation’s real, complex science and technology challenges.
Lehigh Business Supply Chain Risk Management Index shows the impact of war with Iran.
Matthew O’Connell ’26, Thomas Theiner ’25 and Metri Zughbi ’25 all majored in materials science at Lehigh.
Lehigh University researchers use advanced fluid dynamics modeling to eliminate hot spots and boost thermal management efficiency by 15% in high-density facilities.
Adding to her career in education, Heintzelman opened Get Joy Ice Cream and Coffee, providing employment to those with differing abilities.
Two new members joined the board of trustees and began their terms on July 1.
With nine faculty, two student winners and a student alternate, this year marks the most Lehigh recipients in an academic year.
Hojnoski most recently served a two-year term as Acting Dean of the College of Education.
Leadership updates, reappointments and university projects are shaping Lehigh’s continued momentum and long-term priorities.
“America’s Financial Grades 2026” examines the financial health of more than 900 private not-for-profit institutions with student enrollment of more than 500.
The agreement signals the shift in student learning outcomes related to digital content creation.
Mathematics department faculty are infusing innovative teaching strategies and initiatives that are reshaping the student experience and outcomes, with fewer students receiving a grade of D or F, or withdrawing from mathematics courses.
A groundbreaking academic consortium bridges the gap between scientific research and real-world risk management to protect global communities.
