Stories about In Remembrance

The professor emeritus in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering was also a world-renowned archaeometallurgist.

The investor and philanthropist served as a university trustee from 1989-1992.

Heindel was a life-long researcher in pharmaceuticals and diagnostic products. He died June 27, 2023.

Carl R. Beidleman was the first to chair Lehigh’s Department of Finance.

In his 50-plus-year career at Lehigh, he was believed to have taught more students than any other professor at the university.

Peter J. Carril made 11 NCAA tournament appearances and won the 1975 NIT championship as a coach.

The former reference librarian at Linderman Library served as president of the Pennsylvania Association for Gifted Education and won the Neuber-Pregler Award in 1998.

Pense, who rose through the ranks from professor to provost, was a renowned figure in the world of metallurgy research and education.

James Sturm was the ‘go-to guy’ for students striving to master physical chemistry.

King, who had a 45-year career at Lehigh, had a gift for explaining 'the beauty' of mathematics.