With Meraki Co. earned the event's top honor, the Joan F. & John M. Thalheimer ’55 Grand Prize, as the student venture project that progressed the furthest during the 2021-22 academic year.
Michael Tahiru ’22 created the club, which will hold its second annual conference in April.
Emma Closter ’24 is the first United Nations Partnership representative from the College of Health.
President Joseph J. Helble '82, College of Business Dean Georgette Chapman Phillips and FLEX MBA Program Director Megan Blessing Van Voorhis have been named to LVB's "Power 30 for Higher Education" list.
A furniture design course created benches for community use in art galleries.
James Sturm was the ‘go-to guy’ for students striving to master physical chemistry.
Lehigh's integrated MBA core curriculum and state-of-the-art technology delivers live classroom access for working professionals.
Scott Willoughby ’89 helped lead development of the most powerful and complex space telescope ever launched.
The works will be on display through May 27 in the LUAG Main Gallery in Zoellner Arts Center.
The university is maintaining connections with alumni through virtual programming and in-person gatherings.
Lehigh alumni Katherine and Mike Hodsdon are traveling the country in a tiny house on wheels.
More than 100 years of the Lehigh Bulletin are now available online thanks to preservation efforts from Lehigh Libraries Special Collections.
Several Lehigh students were recognized at the David and Loraine Freed Undergraduate Research Symposium on April 6.
Lehigh’s College of Business and its accounting program earns AACSB accreditation.
In the report's operations category, Lehigh scored 66% higher than the average of reporting peer institutions.
The 13th annual Symposium on Teaching and Learning returned this month after a two-year hiatus caused by the pandemic.
The recognition shows a dedication to the inclusion and preservation of green spaces on campus.
Customers receive an EcoCoin each time they decline a single-use plastic bag when making a purchase at Lehigh's bookstore.
Mike Zisman ’70 honors professor who changed his life.
