Rendering of the exterior of Lehigh University's health, science and technology building

HST will be the home of Lehigh's new College of Health.

Breaking Ground on the Health, Science & Technology Building

The state-of-the-art academic and research facility will connect Lehigh to South Bethlehem and bring greater vitality to the campus core.

This summer, Lehigh will break ground on the most strategically important academic and research facility the university has built in years: the Health, Science & Technology Building.

Rendering of Lehigh University's new health, science and technology building

This sustainably designed new facility will serve as the home of our College of Health and provide modern, flexible research and teaching space for faculty working across the university. Anchoring the northeast corner of campus, HST will encourage an interdisciplinary culture via maximized transparency and accountability; develop functional neighborhoods that promote collaboration, communication and flexibility; and serve as an important new crossroads for Lehigh students, industry external partners and the public.

This video provides a sneak peek at the way HST will help connect Lehigh to South Bethlehem and bring greater vitality to our campus core.

HST exterior walkthrough

A Home for a New College

As the home of the College of Health, HST will serve as a nexus for innovation in population health education, research and partnerships.

Rendering of interior of Lehigh University's health, science and technology building

Collaborative spaces will be embedded throughout the building, creating a “living laboratory” that will allow the College to support intensive and important work by students, faculty, community and industry partners.

This video showcases some of the interior spaces that will fuel exploration and discovery at HST.

HST interior walkthrough

A Step Forward Along the Path to Prominence

Construction on HST is expected to be completed by 2021. The project is one of the cornerstones of Lehigh’s Path to Prominence plan, the initiative by which the university intends to expand its impact, dynamism and importance and cement its place among the finest and most distinguished universities in the world.

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