An interdisciplinary team of Lehigh students developed a small, cost-effective device that uses Bluetooth technology and GPS to help women living in areas with high rates of violence against them to quickly access emergency response services.
An award-winning industry veteran with nearly three decades of experience in healthcare, Dr. Frank L. Douglas ’66 has improved the health of millions of patients by leading the teams that were responsible for drugs including Allegra, Lantus, Taxotere and Actonel.
Pam Fusek ’13 was advised by professor Terry Hart ’68, a former U.S. Air Force fighter pilot and NASA astronaut and lived her dream as a test engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab.
Wearing recycled shoes, former Lehigh tennis player Sam Bencheghib ’19 ran the more than 3,000-mile distance from New York City to Santa Monica, Calif,. to raise awareness about plastic pollution.
Lehigh’s Global Student Impact Fellows conducted fieldwork in Sierra Leone on projects designed to fight hunger and disease, and increase global awareness of health crises, all with a shared goal: sustainable impact.
For more than 20 years, Lehigh’s annual Move Out Collection Drive raises approximately $20,000 per year to benefit children and youth programs in South Bethlehem.
Cathy Engelbert '86 leads the WNBA as its first commissioner, and is making headlines as she tackles the issue of equal pay across professional basketball, which she has called “the perfect business problem.”
Each summer, the high bays of Lehigh’s Mountaintop Campus welcome the Mountaintop Summer Experience, which supports students working across many disciplines on projects that aim to develop transformative new innovations, new expressions and new questions.