Lehigh University will screen Slavery in the Age of Revolution, a documentary on Oxford University's role in the Transatlantic Slave Trade, at the ArtsQuest Center in Bethlehem on March 25, followed by a discussion with the film’s director.
Six Lehigh undergraduates, including five engineering students, have earned DAAD RISE scholarships to conduct research in Germany in summer 2025.
Lehigh University will host the AIEA Thematic Forum on April 8-9, featuring global education expert Darla Deardorff and other leaders discussing the role of coaching in advancing intercultural learning and international education.
TU Dortmund and Lehigh University graduate students collaborate during TE Week, tackling real-world entrepreneurship challenges, developing commercialization plans, and gaining valuable experience in innovation and technology transfer.
The Iacocca Institute’s Executive Fellows discussed the importance of systemic thinking in leadership during the Executive Leadership Dialogue Series, highlighting its role in solving complex problems and navigating uncertainty.
Lehigh University senior Julia Rock-Torcivia contributed to an innovative research project in Ireland using artificial intelligence to map the circulation of early modern English poetry while studying abroad through the Lehigh in Ireland program
Lehigh University student Ivan Gatski is studying abroad in Hong Kong with support from the U.S. Department of State's Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program
Lehigh University students engaged with Richard Verma ’90, former U.S. Ambassador to India and current President’s Distinguished Fellow, for a discussion on diplomacy, global affairs, leadership, and career development
Lehigh alumna Zena Meighan '24 shares how the university's international programs, including Passport to Success and the JET Program, helped her pursue a teaching career in Japan
Each month, Iacocca Institute Executive Director Scott Koerwer releases brief video updates to keep the Iacocca Institute and Global Village community and alumni informed.
Elissa Miolene, a former United Nations Youth Representative and Lehigh alum, has always viewed the world through a storytelling lens. Now a global development reporter for Devex, the leading news outlet for the global development community, she has found what she calls “this sweet spot of writing and telling stories about the things that I was interested in.”
Lehigh University’s Global Teaching and Learning Fellows (GTLF) program selects eight faculty members to participate in an immersive global learning experience in Guanajuato, Mexico, aimed at enhancing interdisciplinary teaching strategies
Lehigh University will host an AIEA Thematic Forum on coaching, intercultural learning, and global education, bringing international education leaders together to explore innovative approaches for student and staff development.
Lehigh’s Iacocca International Internship Program is sending 66 students abroad for fully funded global internships in 12 countries, providing hands-on career experience and expanding access to international opportunities
Lehigh students visited United Nations headquarters in New York City, where they heard from Philémon Yang, President of the 79th Session of the U.N. General Assembly, and engaged in discussions on global policy, diplomacy, and international cooperation
Lehigh alum Mikayla Cleary-Hammarstedt, credits her time at the Lehigh University/United Nations Partnership (LU/UN) with landing a coveted full scholarship in the Erasmus Mundus master's degree program.