News Archive

Education Times interviews Lehigh's Cheryl Matherly about engagement with India

Educator Cheryl Matherly talks about navigating the challenges of the US admissions and issues related to RoI and upskilling that is driving discussions in US higher education

NASCAR-style Pit Crew Challenge accelerates leadership skills at Lehigh University

The Pit Crew Challenge teaches the concepts of high-performing cultures by making participants change the tires of an actual retired NASCAR vehicle

Gaining undergrad research experience overseas

Materials science and engineering major Alexandra Wnuk ’25 is passionate about sustainability—and studying abroad. Her next stop: Germany.

From U.N. to Facebook, Lehigh alumni champions democracy, human rights

Lehigh University alumni Ashley Pritchard began her career with the United Nations, and now works combats hate speech and advises on vulnerable communities for Facebook

Lehigh Hosts Prospective Student Event in Mumbai

Lehigh officials met with college counselors and rising high school seniors from across India during a recent event in Mumbai, providing information about Lehigh and opportunities to study here.

Lexy Guazzone ’26: Making engineering connections abroad

Mechanical engineer heads to Germany’s Ruhr region as one of only 12 students selected for prestigious internship and cultural experience

Iacocca Institute launches new monthly video update series

Iacocca Institute Executive Director Scott Koerwer will provide updates each month via two-minute videos

Lehigh student continues support for Ukraine with United Nations internship

Lehigh University student Roman Moskalenko ‘26 will be interning for the Permanent Ukrainian Mission to the United Nations

Lehigh alum's global career transforming corporate consulting, empowering women

J. Penney Frohling ‘85, owner of the London-based Ethos Partners, has four decades of experience in financial consulting

Applying systems thinking to the challenges of sustainable tourism

As a Fulbright scholar, Lehigh ISE major and student-athlete Brooke Cannon ’24 will pursue grad studies in Greece, combining her engineering skills and mindset with her passion for preserving wildlife and the environment

Dutch, German Missions of the United Nations receive sustainability certification from Lehigh program

The delegations of the Dutch and German Missions of the United Nations in New York have been certified by the Lehigh University Partnership for Sustainable United Nations Missions

Tackling antimicrobial resistance, from Lehigh showers to the World Health Organization

Lehigh University co-hosts a panel discussion on antimicrobial resistance with the World Health Organization

Executive Fellow Highlight: For Boeing, the Old Corporate Navigation Charts No Longer Suffice

This column by Larry M. Starr, PhD, is the latest feature highlighted by the Lehigh University Iacocca Institute Executive Fellows, a group of leaders throughout the nation and the world.

Student accomplishments recognized by Office of Fellowship Advising, Lehigh University United Nations Partnership

Lehigh Universitys Office of Fellowship Advising and Lehigh University/United Nations Partnership hosted a year-end celebration to recognize the student accomplishments.

Lehigh welcomes new cohort to GCP-L one-year residency program

The Global Citizenship Practitioner-Leaders in Residence (GCP-L) is a one-year residency for Lehigh University sophomores

Lehigh alumni heading to Stanford through prestigious Knight-Hennessy Scholarship

David Morency '18 has won the globally-competitive Knight-Hennessy Scholarship for a three-year, full tuition and stipend award to Stanford University