Programs named after Lee Iacocca encourage global learning
Lee Iacocca, ‘45, was a philanthropist and entrepreneur best known for his leadership in the Ford Motor Company and status…
Author Kaila Cohen
International Voices magazine invites global interactions
While rummaging through a closet in Coxe Hall in 2016, Teresa Cusumano discovered multiple boxes filled with copies of Foni,…
TRAC welcomes a new yet familiar face
As a first-generation college student and single mother, a bachelor’s degree was a fresh start for Yvonne Lee. Lee made…
Professor earns teaching awards, prestigious fellowship
Some people stay in the United States their entire lives, securing a job and never leaving the country. Mary Anne…
The role of some professors working beyond the classroom
Armando Anzellini joined Lehigh’s sociology and anthropology department in 2022 while simultaneously working to excavate human remains, and Kaitlyn Koch…
VegFest plants its roots in the Lehigh Valley
Gene Baur said going vegan is one of the best decisions he’s ever made — and he said many people…
Affirmative action ruling points to ambiguous future for student diversity
Many institutions of higher education, including Lehigh, have been forced to re-evaluate their admissions practices following a Supreme Court ruling…
BREAKING: Body of missing Lehigh student Daniel Lee found
The body of Lehigh student Daniel Lee, ‘25, was recovered last week in the Lehigh River, according to a campus-wide…
Record number of upperclassmen opt to live on campus
Every spring, Lehigh’s Housing Services holds a housing lottery for students who wish to live on campus for the coming…
Global fellowship recognizes 12 students nationally, first-year student honored
Ryan Javier, ’26, was selected as a 2023 Frederick Douglass Global Fellow. He is one of 12 students in the…