Following an extensive search, Lehigh names Gilmore as 29th head football coach in the university's history.
Dateline Silicon Valley helps build academic bridge from Bethlehem to resources and alumni in Silicon Valley.
She will replace Henry Zheng, who stepped down in early 2019.
Lehigh ROTC prepares to celebrate 100 years of producing experienced, well-rounded leaders for both military and civilian life.
Lehigh’s student-run newspaper, The Brown and White, celebrates its 125th anniversary in January.
Beth Galetti ’93 oversees one of the largest workforces in the tech industry. Unafraid of new challenges, she’s also helping to launch a new health care venture.
Neuroscientist Daniel Babcock is using fruit fly research to pave the way to treatments for Parkinson’s and other diseases.
As Lehigh expands its efforts in sustainability, it makes a pledge to buy more of its food from local farms and humane sources.
Resilient. Hard-working. Resourceful. Competitive. Determined. Ambitious. Loyal. Proud.
The Lehigh wrestling program develops true scholar-athletes while also competing at the very highest levels of the sport.
Lehigh students immerse themselves in the dynamic, fast-paced world of Silicon Valley.
Hydrothermal vents at the sea floor offer clues to the origins of life on earth, and beyond.
As Lehigh expands its efforts to help students from all backgrounds find a place on South Mountain, four Mountain Hawks share in their own words why those efforts matter—to them, to their families and to their future.
How hard work, hands-on learning and lots of late nights helped one Lehigh student group turn a pile of parts into a high-performance off-road race car.
Ricardo Viera and his team at the Lehigh University Art Galleries teach and inspire with a world-class art collection that serves as a visual laboratory for the entire campus and surrounding community.
Lehigh embarks on an exciting new era with a series of West Coast initiatives.
How teamwork, togetherness and selflessness helped the 2011-2012 Mountain Hawks pull one of the greatest upsets in the history of March Madness.
With modest telescopes, Josh Pepper and his KELT team are helping NASA find planets beyond the solar system that could hold life—or already do.
President John Simon lays out an ambitious framework for the university’s future through undergraduate and graduate enrollment growth, faculty hiring, new academic programs and upgraded facilities.
