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President Joseph J. Helble '82

President Joseph J. Helble '82

Helble, a devoted Lehigh alumnus and former provost of Dartmouth College, is an accomplished scholar, researcher and administrator. Learn more about Lehigh’s 15th President >

 

Message from the President

Sharing President Helble's latest video update for the Lehigh community.

Smiling man in a black coat stands outside a stone building, with a YouTube logo in the corner. A message sent to members of the Lehigh campus community.

Presidential News & Communications

Steve Wozniak speaking on stage with audience, surrounded by plants and banners. The Silicon Valley icon, technology entrepreneur and philanthropist advocated for AI regulation and said he’s proud of “not selling out” as the series’ third and final guest of the academic year.

President Joseph J. Helble: Record Applications, Research Growth and Strengthening Community

Community hears updates on admissions and career outcomes, research, faculty…

Steve Wozniak to Provide Tech-Informed Perspective on Future of AI in Compelling Perspectives Series

The technology entrepreneur and co-founder of Apple will share his technology-…

Senator Dave McCormick Discusses AI Innovation at Compelling Perspectives

The senator spoke about Pennsylvania’s AI future, as well as the ethical and…

Inspiring the Future Makers

The way forward is not yet defined. The future is ours for the making.

Learn more about The Lehigh University Strategic Plan >

Join us for a Future Makers event in a city near you >

Pace the Prez

Join President Helble at 6:30am, rain or shine, for a 4-mile run on campus. Student, staff and faculty runners should meet up at the Clayton UC flagpole to connect with the President. The spring 2026 semester running series will begin on Tuesday, January 20 and run through May 12. Hope to see you there!

Compelling Perspectives
Presented by Lehigh University

Compelling Perspectives is a program that widens the aperture on issues of societal importance by encouraging open conversations and modeling respectful discourse on challenging topics.

Learn more about the program >