Bioengineering student advances diabetes research through Lehigh in Ireland Program
Lehigh University bioengineering student Victoria de Bruyn spent the summer at the University of Galway in Ireland conducting research on implantable drug delivery devices through the Lehigh in Ireland study abroad program.
Lehigh University launches United Nations Faculty Fellows Program
Lehigh University’s Office of International Affairs has launched the Lehigh/United Nations Faculty Fellows Program, inviting faculty whose research or teaching aligns with the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to apply for the opportunity to engage directly at United Nations headquarters.
Lehigh joins elite group of NGOs granted U.N. Economic and Social Council Special Consultative Status
The new accreditation expands on a remarkable 20-year partnership between Lehigh University and the United Nations.
New ICAPE workshops support Lehigh's multilingual students
Lehigh University’s International Center for Academic and Professional English (ICAPE) announces its Fall 2025 workshops, offering multilingual students and scholars support in academic writing, grammar, pronunciation, presentations, and U.S. academic culture.
Lehigh's Thai alumni network demonstrates lasting global impact
Lehigh University’s partnership with the Royal Thai Scholars Program has built a powerful alumni network in Thailand, where graduates in science, engineering, and technology now lead top government agencies, research institutes, and universities.
Postcards from Germany: A Summer in Dortmund
Six Lehigh University students spent the summer in Germany through the DAAD:Rise program and the Ruhr Fellowship.
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Lehigh Symposium Puts Focus on Entrepreneurship
Community and business leaders are welcomed to campus for discussion on the role of universities in fostering innovation.
Lehigh Team Certifies EU Mission as Sustainable
Lehigh’s partnership with the UN began in 2004 when Lehigh became the sixth university in the world to gain Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) status with the United Nations (UN). This designation gives the university rare access to the world’s largest intergovernmental organization.
