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Recognized among the nation’s premier research universities, Lehigh offers a rigorous academic community for over 7,000 students.
Lehigh researchers study two approaches to achieving and maintaining nuclear fusion: magnetic confinement and inertial confinement.
The atmosphere is jubilant as first-year students arrive on campus and move into dorms.
Ribbon-cutting ceremony signals milestone along Lehigh’s Path to Prominence.
A team at Lehigh is the first to use a single enzyme biomineralization process to create a solar-driven water splitting catalyst that produces hydrogen with the potential to be manufactured sustainably, cheaply and abundantly.
A Lehigh researcher’s study suggests that companies relying on mobile apps as the sole key to success in online shopping are likely to come up short.
This summer, interdisciplinary teams of students, faculty and external partners came together on projects designed to drive impact and enact positive change as part of the Mountaintop Summer Experience.
This project continues on the work completed in Summer 2018, when a beta version of an app, HearMyCI, was developed for “translating” cochlear implants from young children to their caregivers. The goal for Summer 2019 was to complete product development and develop an applied research plan for HearMyCl. Students also gained stakeholder input into how the app can best be implemented with caregivers of children.
The Mountaintop Mushroom Production Project, part of the Global Social Impact Fellowship program, seeks to refine and proliferate mushroom production houses for Sierra Leonean farmers, who can utilize them as a source of income and a cash crop when others are not accessible. Members of the team travelled to Sierra Leone to conduct further tests and build networks.
This project focused on Visual Localization and Mapping of autonomous robots (quadcopter drones) through the development of basic algorithms and software packages using a Robot Operating System to collect visual samples and perform object classification.
This project aims to develop point-of-care diagnostics for sickle cell disease and anemia for specific use in Sierra Leone. The team’s goal is to create a simple and easy-to-use product that will minimize the need for training by medical professionals. As part of the Global Social Impact Fellowship program, team members have already started to build networks and research healthcare systems, and are working on integrating their lab discoveries into the Sierra Leonean healthcare system.
Lehigh Student Senate hosted their first annual Dîner en Blanc, a dinner celebration to culminate the 2018-19 academic year.
U.S. Representative Susan Wild learns about how Professor Babcock and his students are using fruit flies to study neurodegenerative diseases.
Students create crane-inspired models in their Arms, Wings and Mechanical Things class.
The HST Building will be home to our new College of Health.
Lehigh Choral Arts celebrates 150 years of organized singing this year.
Lehigh students studying in Costa Rica during their winter term, investigating the philosophy of and approaches to sustainable development.
Students in Professor Melpomene Katakalos class work on art projects in their Set Design class in the Mountaintop studio.
The men’s basketball team retired the jersey of CJ McCollum ‘13, shooting guard for the Portland Trail Blazers.
Baker Institute’s Chris Kauzmann mentors students during the 2019 Lehigh Silicon Valley program.
Ricky Kirschner, ‘82 has been the executive producer of the NFL Super Bowl halftime show for 13 years.
A new Parklet is up in front of Roasted on 4th Street in South Bethlehem, built by Lehigh’s Engineers Without Borders and Professor Pooley’s Lehigh Valley Parklets team.
The annual International Bazaar highlights and celebrates the global identities and perspectives at Lehigh and from our local community.
The “Purposeful Curiosity” class visits the Art Galleries to discuss collections.
Donors and scholarship recipients forge bonds through their love of Lehigh.
Women’s rights icon Anita Hill delivered Lehigh’s MLK address in Baker Hall.
Lehigh Special Collections’ exhibit celebrates the 300th anniversary of Robinson Crusoe.
Lehigh students immerse themselves in the dynamic world of Silicon Valley.
The scutoid is a new geometric shape discovered by a team of biologists & bioengineers including Lehigh’s Javier Buceta.
Professor Larry Snyder teaches students how operations research and machine learning protect vital supply chains.
Professors Ting Wang and Eric Baumer recently received NSF career awards for their engineering research.
