David Rubenstein, who joined Lehigh in July 2019 as the first executive director of the Health and Wellness Center, offers thoughts on health and wellness as he transitions to a new faculty role.
The list recognizes the individuals who are redefining what it means to be a leader in this field.
Evan John Musterman's research is at the forefront of laser-fabricated single crystal architectures in glass. He is one of 80 students to receive the highly competitive award through the Office of Science Graduate Student Research program.
Levine presented “Challenges and Opportunities Facing Public Health Perspectives from the Assistant Secretary for Health” at the Health, Science and Technology Building on Thursday.
In ‘In Search of Home,' Fuller reflects on the experience of losing her home in the Colorado wildfires.
Lehigh’s Health, Science and Technology Building was celebrated Friday with a ribbon cutting.
The air sensors allow local residents and scientists to collect hyper-local air quality data and inform the public of their exposure to poor air quality.
The U.S. Small Business Administration recognized Lehigh’s center with its 2022 PA Small Business Development Center Excellence and Innovation award.
Levine will give a presentation at the new Health, Science and Technology Building on how she’s working to help the nation overcome the pandemic.
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Paleontologist Andrew Knoll ’73 wins prestigious 2022 Crafoord Prize in Geosciences.
The ceremony of the Tri-Alpha Honor Society was held April 7 on campus.
Keith Moored, associate professor of mechanical engineering and mechanics, will lead the team in conducting research to develop fast and efficient schools of bio-inspired underwater vehicles.
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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.
