The Ulrich Grass Soccer Field is the home of the Lehigh Men's and Women's Soccer programs and one of three fields associated with the Ulrich Sports Complex (west field).
The Office of Residence Life is a staff of highly trained and dedicated professionals and Gryphon peer educators with the knowledge, passion, and understanding to foster a welcoming, supportive, and inclusive community.
Christmas-Saucon Hall/Annex houses the Department of Mathematics and classrooms, as well as the ID Card/Gold Plus Office. Christmas Hall is the University’s oldest building. In 1872, Saucon Hall was constructed a few feet to the east of Christmas Hall. The buildings were connected with the construction of a "hyphen" in 1926.
The Campus Square apartment complex houses 244 upperclass men and women in two-, three- and four-person air-conditioned apartments. Each apartment features single bedrooms as well as a furnished living room, a kitchen and a furnished dining area.
Wilbur Powerhouse/Design Shops serves as the campus center for design and entrepreneurship. This facility hosts and supports Undergraduates and Graduates affiliated with Art Architecture and Design (AAD), Baker Institute, Integrated Business and Engineering (IBE), Integrated Product Development (IPD), and Lehigh's new Master of Engineering in Technical Entrepreneurship (TE) program.
The Wilbur Annex houses offices for the Baker Institute and the Integrated Product Development Program.
The Whitehead Practice Fields (named in honor of former head football coach John C. Whitehead) consist of three fields for use primarily by the football team. The Whitehead Practice Fields feature lights for night practice, and the fields also host the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles for training camp each summer.
Whitaker Laboratory is a five-story structure with an adjoining two-level classroom-auditorium section that serves the materials science and engineering department. Whitaker houses laboratories for high-pressure research and reaction kinetics, nuclear studies, analog computation, process control, optoelectronics, high-temperature thermodynamics and kinetics and fine structures and metallography.
The University Center houses student and faculty dining facilities, a food court and Pandini’s Italian eatery, deans’ offices, the Women’s Center, the Center for Academic Success, Student Activities, Leadership Development, Community Services, the Multicultural Center, the disabilities coordinator, a branch bank and conference facilities.
Goodman Campus offers 15 outdoor tennis courts as well as the 30,000-foot Lewis Tennis Center, which houses four indoor tennis courts and locker room facilities, as well as a players’ lounge, training and storage areas.
