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.
The United States reached a record 1.2 million international students in 2024–25, and new Lehigh University global data reports highlight rising OPT participation, major economic impact, and continued growth in study abroad and international education.
Indian Ambassador Vinay Kwatra visited Lehigh University to discuss India–U.S. relations, education, technology, and global collaboration.
Five Lehigh University women’s basketball players studied abroad this summer, reflecting the team’s focus on global learning and student-athlete growth.
Lehigh University has appointed Asenath Asha Lutabingwa, an international education leader with nearly 30 years of experience in global engagement and immigration services, as Director of the Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS).
Lehigh University's 2024–25 Partnerships Activity Report highlights faculty-led innovation in energy research, new student pathways, and revitalized collaborations abroad.
Angelina Rodríguez, Assistant Vice Provost for Global Learning at Lehigh University, will host an Oct. 2 campus presentation on her new book Coaching for SOWL: Self-Other-World Learning in Global Education.
UNEP Director Jamil Ahmad urged Lehigh students to address the “Triple Planetary Crisis” and highlighted the university’s growing role in global environmental advocacy.
Leah Mason, an international education expert and former Institute of International Education leader, has joined Lehigh University’s Lee Iacocca Institute for Global Leadership as Deputy Director and Director of International Internships to advance global leadership and experiential learning opportunities for students.
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.