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.
Learn more about Tyler Groft '13 and Michael “Mike” Rinkunas ’02 ’08G.
Lorraine (Trezza) Miller ’89 asks, "What are you grateful for today?"
Alumni share which professors had the greatest impact on them during their time at Lehigh.
There were 32 teams who participated in this year’s Bed Races.
Lehigh’s first Strategy Town Hall of the 2024-2025 academic year emphasized the collaborative nature of strategy efforts that drove first year implementation successes and highlighted key initiatives for year two.
Chip Walakovits is an original member of the Lehigh South Side Boosters, which supports Lehigh University athletics.
Learn more about Simone A. James Alexander, Lehigh’s new Director of Africana Studies and a professor of English.
The Powering PA’s Future Symposium attendees talked about ways Pennsylvania can grow its “innovation economy,” where new ideas are commercialized to drive economic growth.
Patients who are initially resistant to AI-driven healthcare may become more open to it after being reminded of biases in human treatment.
Lehigh remains a winner of the national HEED award and, for the first time, has been named a Diversity Champion by Insight into Diversity magazine.
The former editor of The Washington Post, The Boston Globe and Miami Herald, and former senior editor at The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times, will speak about the role of media in contemporary society.
Lehigh gave students the day off from classes to encourage their participation in civic activities.
The university's Lehigh360 initiative, a hub for high-impact learning opportunities, exemplifies the Coalition’s mission.
Ashley Kreitz ’15 has raised nearly $10,000 and recruited fellow alumni to help restore damaged homes in North Carolina.
