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Matt Berman ’94 and Andrew Kotchen ’94 run an architectural firm that specializes in historic visions 

Clare DeNicola ’85 has a passion for creating effective communications and helping her clients grow their businesses 

Lehigh’s Community Fellows program draws on a legacy of bridge building to shape tomorrow’s leaders.

A successful alumnus shares his story with students.

At Lehigh, we believe that true leaders must work across disciplines to develop solutions and innovations that are bigger than any one person.

George DuPaul, professor of School Psychology, addresses treatments and interventions for ADHD.

Business students compete in the annual College Fed Challenge.

At a roundtable discussion, professors discuss research projects and student opportunities.

Lehigh's College of Business and Economics to launch master’s degree program for non-business majors.

A cross-country bike trip clarified an engineer’s aspirations.

On a tough day for the Mountain Hawks, Lehigh and Lafayette played the 150th edition of The Rivalry at New York's Yankee Stadium. 

Cheerleaders, students and the Marching 97 wake up the city that never sleeps.

The second day of events made it clear that this weekend is about much more than just football.

Lehigh community converges on New York to celebrate a historic football rivalry--and a whole lot more. 

The bed races, in which students teams race modified beds down Library Drive, are an annual highlight of Lehigh's Spirit Week. 

Engineers seek to commercialize patented technology.

The 150th playing of "Lehigh-Lafayette"—the most-played game in college football—takes place Saturday at Yankee Stadium.

The celebrated author is hailed as a "true historian with the flair of a storyteller."

Education dean Gary Sasso weighs in on charter schools.

Lehigh and six other institutions receive competitive grant from DOE.