Lehigh senior aims to be one of youngest developers in New York City
Ian Mason, ’19, is looking to be one of the youngest real estate developers in New York City, pending the…
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Lehigh’s ROTC members to head to West Point for international competition
A group of Lehigh’s strongest Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) members are headed to West Point Military Academy to compete…
Lehigh students look west with their eyes set on entrepreneurship
Startup hub San Francisco is a hotbed for students in the Lehigh Silicon Valley program, despite being situated on the…
Wilbur Powerhouse adds new equipment, increases accessibility to students
The future is now for Lehigh students, as the Wilbur Powerhouse has added new machines and is also implementing ways the…
From the classroom to the labs: Lehigh alumni aim to change medicine forever
Lehigh alumni Rory Siegel, ’18, and Liam Walsh, ’17, are translating the skills gained as undergraduates to their work at…
Baker Institute encourages student entrepreneurship through EUREKA!
EUREKA!, a monthly startup pitch competition hosted by the Baker Institute, held its first pitch event of the semester on…
Lehigh announces Whitney Witt as new College of Health dean
President John Simon and Provost Pat Farrell announced after a global search Whitney Witt as the inaugural dean of the College of…
Students host Lehigh’s version of HQ trivia show
The app UBMe is Lehigh’s own version of the HQ trivia game show app. The chance to win monetary prizes…
Students work toward blockchain alternative to GoldPLUS
Swipe. Error. Clear. Swipe. Error. Clear. Swipe. Error. Clear. The Saxby’s cashier pulled a piece of parchment paper out from…
Professors analyze report on climate change, potential carbon tax
The U.N.’s latest update on climate change issued some dire warnings about Earth’s future. In its special report issued last…