Zadra turned his engineering acumen, entrepreneurial spirit and interest in drones into a life-changing career with the Drones for Whale Research program.
Helble delivered a lecture during his first stop on a tour of Latin America Thursday, highlighting Lehigh’s commitment to interdisciplinary education.
Helble will deliver a lecture at Universidad San Francisco de Quito and connect with members of the Lehigh community in Ecuador, Colombia, Guatemala and Panama. It is his first overseas trip as president.
Wu's findings in 'Birth of the Geopolitical Age: Global Frontiers and the Making of Modern China' draw on research she conducted in Asia, North America and Europe.
Helble ’82 held a Community Conversation in person and virtually on Monday.
Teams from eight universities compete in an event held for the first time at Lehigh.
A grove of trees on Lehigh’s Asa Packer campus provides a learning environment for students.
The four-year study is part of a $7 million grant from the United States Department of Agriculture to assist American farmers.
Panetta will visit Lehigh to discuss national security.
New research finds the same genetic mechanisms at work during neural development in both humans and Nematostella vectensis.
From The Rivalry to a piece of a goal post, members of the Lehigh community recall Lehigh traditions and other moments.
A message sent to members of the Lehigh campus community.
The founder of Philadelphia Youth Basketball hopes to empower youth through education and basketball. The organization is focused on building critical thinking skills and a love of learning.
Georgette Chapman Phillips to step down after a decade leading the College of Business.
New partnership establishes a food pantry at an elementary school near Lehigh.
Festivities for the 2023 Family and Founder's Weekend took place across campus throughout the final weekend of September.
While at Lehigh, Raihan Alam ’23 co-founded the Douglass Dialogues, a student club that encourages civil discourse about social, cultural and political topics.
A letter from President Joseph J. Helble '82.
The Ph.D. candidate investigates ways to better synthesize molecules that could be building blocks for antiviral drugs.
A letter from the editor
