Principles of our Equitable Community
Our commitment is reiterated through established principles that help to guide and reinforce the expectations and actions of all Lehigh community members. Read and commit to Lehigh’s Principles of our Equitable Community >
- Nathan Urban, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
Report Bias and Harassment
Lehigh does not tolerate discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, sex, disability, religion, national origin or ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender identity or expression. Faculty, staff, and students who experience or witness harassment, discrimination, retaliation, or sexual misconduct are strongly encouraged to report such conduct.
Community Resources
Connecting Lehigh community members with resources, organizations and programs aligned with creating an inclusive and diverse institution. Check out the highlights below and see the full list compiled by the CEC.
Networks & Communities
Discover organizations that help to connect and engage our diverse Lehigh community.
Academics, Programs & Services
Tap into the many resources available to support Lehigh’s diverse students and scholars.
News and Communications
Meet Gladdys Soto, Lehigh University Police Department’s Newest Female Officer: ‘I’m Here Because I Believed in Myself’
Soto joined the department in June after intensive training at the Allentown Police Academy.
Tariq Ameer Named Lehigh’s New Director of Muslim Student Life/Imam
Ameer’s appointment marks a significant step forward in Lehigh’s commitment to inclusivity and the celebrations of diverse perspectives and traditions
Lehigh Opens Two New Food Pantries for Students in Need
The food pantries are located in Johnson Hall on the Asa Packer Campus and Iacocca Hall on the Mountaintop Campus.
Lehigh and the Community
Lehigh University is part of the broader community and works with partners and organizations to increase access to services and improve quality of life for those living in South Bethlehem.