Celebration of Student Awardees Recognizes Fellowship, Scholarship Winners
More than 40 students will now pursue further educational opportunities such as study abroad, foreign language study, academic research and graduate study.
International Affairs Celebrates Lehigh Alumnae Who Have Made an Impact Around the World
The Office of International Affairs recognizes 10 women as part of the campus-wide Soaring Together celebration.
Lehigh hosts continent’s first hybrid Model ILO simulation
Lehigh University hosted North America’s first hybrid Model International Labor Organization simulation from April 22 to 24 in coordination with the U.N.
Lehigh Soccer’s Michael Tahiru ’22 Starts Club to Discuss Business in Africa
Michael Tahiru ’22 created the club, which will hold its second annual conference in April.
Lehigh Student Represents College of Health in United Nations Partnership
Emma Closter ’24 is the first United Nations Partnership representative from the College of Health.
Lehigh Alum Traces Heritage while on Fulbright Scholarship in Norway
Tracy Davis ’20G, a graduate of Lehigh’s College of Education, has discovered new aspects of Norwegian culture in her time as a Roving Fulbright Scholar in Norway.
Lehigh students sit down with diplomats and ambassadors at the UN
The Russian First Deputy Ambassador at the U.N. spent an hour talking with a group of Lehigh students on Feb. 11.
Iacocca Institute to Host 2022 Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders
Beginning in mid-June, Lehigh’s Iacocca Institute will host 25 of Africa’s bright, emerging Business leaders for a six-week Leadership Institute, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State.
Lehigh Students Meet with Israeli and Palestinian Diplomats
The Lehigh University-United Nations Partnership created a space in mid-October for students to engage directly, via Zoom, with the UN Deputy Ambassadors from both Palestine and Israel.
A Life Cycle Approach to Capital Projects: A UN NGO Perspective
Lehigh students recently had the opportunity to explore the connection between corrosion and world affairs via a presentation by George Hays, director of the World Corrosion Organization.
Undergraduate Researchers Win NIH Award for Innovative Sickle Cell Diagnostic Device
Interdisciplinary team, part of Lehigh’s Global Social Impact Fellowship program, recognized with 2021 Design by Biomedical Undergraduate Teams (DEBUT) Challenge.
From America-first to World-first
Professors critique U.S. President Joseph R. Biden’s address to the General Assembly
Daring to Shatter the Glass Ceiling: Urinrin Otite
Urinrin Otite, from Nigeria, is beginning her Ph.D. in civil and environmental engineering at Lehigh, where she plans to research resilient infrastructure with Paolo Bocchini.
An Insider’s View of the Za’atari Refugee Camp
Audience members from Peru, Bangladesh, Paraguay and here in Bethlehem heard first-hand what life is like in a refugee camp that has now become the fourth largest “city” in Jordan.
$5 Million Gift from the Iacocca Family Foundation
The gift will endow the Iacocca Institute and support Lehigh’s global initiatives.
Cheryl Matherly Reappointed as Vice President and Vice Provost for International Affairs
Matherly arrived at Lehigh in 2016.
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