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Sending Science Into Space
Experiments designed by Lehigh professors head to the International Space Station to escape the limits of gravity.
Recognized among the nation’s premier research universities, Lehigh offers a rigorous academic community for more than 7,000 students.
Experiments designed by Lehigh professors head to the International Space Station to escape the limits of gravity.
Twenty-six students showcase their research on health-related topics.
Legal expert delivers Lehigh's 43rd Annual Tresolini Lecture.
‘Although we are a small college, we have a big mission,’ the new dean says as family, friends and the Lehigh community gather in celebration.
Kristi Morin develops Project STAY to help new teachers working with autistic students and improve teacher retention.
Counseling psychologist Peter Langman ’00 Ph.D. is a sought-after expert on the psychology of school shooters and others who commit mass violence. He trains mental health professionals, educators and law enforcement in school safety, including how to identify potential school shooters. Langman has authored three books on the issue, most recently "Warning Signs: Identifying School Shooters Before They Strike." He is also a researcher with the U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center.
A Class of ’61 associate professor with the department of chemistry, Xiaoji Xu develops methods and instruments for chemical measurement and imaging at the nanoscale level. His Xu Research Group develops variants of scanning probe microscopy to study macromolecules, heterogeneous materials and nanostructures to decipher their chemical, electrical and mechanical properties. He has won several awards, including being named a 2020 Sloan Research Fellow, which places him among "the most promising scientific researchers working today."
An international student from Ethiopia, Zemichael Gebeyehu '24 helped establish the Lehigh University Space Initiative Club to provide fellow students with experiential learning opportunities through hands-on engineering projects, such as the club’s entry into the international University Rover Challenge sponsored by the Mars Society. A mechanical engineering major with minors in aerospace engineering, electrical engineering and economics, he hopes to one day work with the United Nations in expanding space programs in developing countries.
Lehigh’s Business Innovation Building, built with collaboration in mind through the unique design and intuitive technology, is open for business.
The annual International Bazaar highlights and celebrates the global identities and perspectives of Lehigh students and of the local community.
The campus community comes together to celebrate the launch of Lehigh’s strategic plan.
Lehigh researchers explore using AI to address mental health diagnoses.
Students showcased their venture projects and work from the Baker Institute’s immersive Hatchery program.
Lehigh’s campus is home to more than just academics.
The Iacocca Global Village, an intensive, immersive program, features an alumni network of 2,450+ leaders from 140+ countries.
Lehigh undergraduate student Josie Krepps works on research examing animal cell fiber structures in hopes of developing cultivated meat, an environmentally sustainable solution to animal farming.
Kevin Cahill is Lehigh’s 30th football head coach in program history and joins the program for his first fall season.
More than $25,000 was raised at this year’s Great South Side Sale. Proceeds fund children's programming opportunities hosted by Lehigh’s Community Service Office. programming.
Marketing students present social media strategies to business leader and alum Mike McCreary ‘07 in Lehigh’s new Business Innovation Building.
The Class of ‘88 gathers at Lehigh’s annual Reunion weekend to reminisce, celebrate and join a 5K run around campus.
Lehigh receives visit from the EU ambassador to the UN, Olof Skoog.
Aidan Oehrlu won Lehigh’s first golf Patriot League championship in ten years.
Lehigh partners with Dresden University in Germany for joint research opportunities.
Deirdre Murphy inspires student’s creativity through art.
Students learn about curating art for museums with a hands-on experience in New York City.
Entrepreneur Briana Gardell ’14 ’15G landed the toy she designed at Lehigh on the shelves of Target.
Lehigh celebrates the second cohort of students to graduate from the university as part of its partnership with The Posse Foundation in the Bay Area of California.
More than 270 students showcase their achievements, such as research and capstones, at the annual Lehigh Expo.