The recently renovated Clayton University Center at Packer Hall, now open 24 hours, continues to foster community and collaboration through a variety of fresh spaces for studying, dining and socializing.
Julie Wright ’25 M’26 and Rhema Hooper ’26 built a friendship and a record of impact through community and global health research, advocacy and community.
A new initiative expands the Venture Creation pathway connecting research, entrepreneurship and experiential learning to turn university innovations into scalable startups.
Unlocking recreation for community and campus, the initiative is part of Lehigh’s 2025 campus master plan.
Cybersecurity and Data Risk remains high in Lehigh Business Supply Chain Risk Management Index
From Lehigh’s campus to tropical rainforests, Spicer studies canopy plants to understand how forest ecosystems adapt in a warming climate.
Faculty members in the College of Business have had 32 papers in top-tier journals over the past two years.
Humphrey, who valued teaching and leading with vision and purpose, was a prominent figure in chemical engineering and biotechnology where his work shaped biochemical engineering, environmental systems and the communities he served.
Professor Kate Jackson and a Lehigh Valley Social Impact Fellowship team has created a website to facilitate community partnerships within the city.
The new organizational structure is designed to elevate arts engagement, enhance interdisciplinary collaboration, and strengthen the digital infrastructure supporting research, education and innovation.
Lehigh Athletics is celebrating a landmark year as Audrey Jimenez wins a national championship, men’s basketball returns to March Madness and football earns another Patriot League title.
Cunningham is a groundbreaking figure in the global capital markets, the first woman to lead the New York Stock Exchange in its more than 200-year history and a proud Lehigh engineer.
Dent, who served seven terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, will speak at the May 16 ceremony.
Second-generation alumnus and global entrepreneur succeeds Vincent Forlenza ’75
The following was sent to members of the Lehigh community.
The new name, Lee Iacocca Institute for Global Leadership, reflects the Institute’s evolving mission.
At the national scale, the percentage of electricity used by data centers is expected to grow from 4% to possibly 12% by 2030, according to a new report from Lehigh’s Center for Advancing Community and Electrification Solutions (ACES).
Undergraduate tuition will increase 3.9% next year.
The Center for Community-Driven Assistive Technology is bringing together a diverse team of experts to approach the transition gap in individuals with disabilities, reinforcing self-management skills and building a roadmap of assistive technology use.
Tauck was known for his successful 75-year career in the travel industry, philanthropy and generosity to Lehigh.
