The Global Social Impact Fellowship team tackles plastic pollution in the Philippines.
Bodies of Knowledge explores themes related to the body, such as movement, sensation, decoration, ritual and costume.
The professor emeritus in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering was also a world-renowned archaeometallurgist.
Career outcomes for Lehigh students have always been extraordinary. How can alumni augment the career support that undergraduates receive?
A Juris Doctor candidate at Yale Law School, Sicard plans to advocate for fair criminal justice after attaining his degree.
A brass cannon donated to Lehigh 75 years ago has been recovered and restored.
Eby is driving awareness about the terminal disease and raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for research.
A travel enthusiast, Gil talks about her study abroad experience as well as her mindset in the pool.
These alumni, faculty and students are among those making a difference in their communities—and beyond—through their research, advocacy and entrepreneurship.
The Lehigh researchers, along with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, are measuring concentrations of Ethylene Oxide and other volatile organic compounds in the air in a Pennsylvania city that has among the highest cancer risks in the nation.
Top priorities of GO Beyond: The Campaign for Future Makers include scholarships, renovations and building projects, and the Lehigh Fund.
A planetary scientist, Becker studies moons, asteroids and planetary rings to find answers about the solar system.
What does generative artificial intelligence mean for higher education? Promising or problematic?
A message sent to members of the Lehigh campus community.
Voith & Mactavish Architects earn SARA award for their technology-driven design.
New research demonstrates how AI-recommended social media content influences one’s brain and purchasing behaviors.
Lehigh's STEM Visualizations team pioneers an online simulator to propel students into a new realm of interactive and comprehensive learning.
The four-year project is working to determine whether patients have cancer, and possibly other diseases.
