Turning sustainability science into environmental justice work
Lehigh University graduate John Roper is advancing environmental justice through a Governor’s Science and Technology Fellowship, applying sustainability research and United Nations experience at the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
Earn U.N. certificates over break, apply for an international research internship
Lehigh University students, faculty, and staff can earn free United Nations certificates through the LU/UN Partnership and apply for an internationally focused research internship in global engagement and international affairs.
Lehigh launches first-of-its-kind United Nations Faculty Fellows Program
Building on its new ECOSOC status, Lehigh University has launched an innovative faculty fellowship program designed to deepen its engagement with the United Nations.
WHO official discusses future of vaccines with Lehigh community
WHO vaccine director Kate O’Brien told the Lehigh University community during International Education Week that vaccines have saved 154 million lives and remain vital to global health amid rising misinformation, conflict, and funding challenges.
The Kuhls’ steadfast support continues to expand global opportunities at Lehigh
Longtime Lehigh University donors Bill and Alice Kuhl reaffirmed their decades of support for international students and the Office of International Affairs during a recent campus visit that highlighted their impact on global learning.
Anand Ramamurthi Named Senior Advisor for Global Strategy in India
Lehigh University’s Anand Ramamurthi has been named Senior Advisor for Global Strategy in India, leading the university’s India and South Asia partnerships, academic programs, and long-term global engagement.
University News
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.
