Cybersecurity and Data Risk are on the rise, according to the Lehigh Business Supply Chain Risk Management Index.
New consortium unites academia, industry and government to advance catastrophe modeling and strengthen community resilience worldwide.
The school, affiliated with Lehigh’s College of Education, continues its forward-thinking approach and research work as it celebrates a milestone anniversary.
Focused on career and financial success, WSJ ranks Lehigh among the nation’s top institutions for the third straight year.
The Lehigh professor is part of a team researching rotating detonation engine materials.
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The bold university-wide partnership will drive innovation through joint appointments, interdisciplinary research and more.
Lehigh University Art Galleries prepares to celebrate the milestone by honoring the past and shaping the future.
The university places among the top 10 in the United States for hosting Royal Thai Scholars.
Two geoscientists and former Lehigh classmates from the Class of 1973 examine clues hidden deep in rocks and soil to explore the history of life on Earth.
The new series will provide the community with a window into the early stages of important societal, economic and industry changes.
New accreditation expands on a remarkable 20-year partnership with the U.N.
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The university's newest students arrived in South Bethlehem on Thursday, moving into their dorms and preparing for the beginning of the new academic year.
There was a strong agreement among attendees at the three-day event that the traditional PhD model must evolve.
The university was included in LinkedIn’s inaugural career-focused rankings.
The series enters its third year as a forum for civil discourse on issues of societal importance.
More than $26,000 in prizes were awarded during the 7th annual competition, presented by Lehigh University.
The plan is the "logical next step” in implementing Lehigh’s Inspiring the Future Makers strategy, notes President Joseph J. Helble ‘82.
