To be or not to be: A close-up of Zakkery Rome
The door was locked. But had his parents walked in, he wouldn’t have noticed.10-year-old Zakkery Rome sat cross-legged on the…
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Lauren Calabrese balances coaching, teaching and parenting
Since graduating from Lehigh, Lauren Calabrese, ‘07, ’11G, ’13G, has shifted her perspective when it comes to her role on…
William Peracchio keeps busy from Bethlehem to California
Nearly 3,000 miles separate Bethlehem from Palo Alto, CA. For William Peracchio, ’21, an opportunity to stay busy on…
Sam Bencheghib runs across the country for plastic pollution awareness
With an ache in his left foot and a constant pain in his knees, Sam Bencheghib, ‘19, continues to run…
Students reflect on Iacocca Internship experiences
The Iacocca International Internship Program is an opportunity for students to live and work abroad during the summer. The global…
SouthSide Ambassadors help to maintain South Bethlehem
SouthSide Ambassadors celebrated its five-year anniversary of working in South Bethlehem in October. SouthSide Ambassadors is a team of trained…
Jessica Hyland teaches yoga to relieve students’ stress
Jessica Hyland, ‘21, recently started teaching yoga classes at Taylor Gym to share the philosophy of yoga with as many…
Twins, triplets discuss shared Lehigh experience
For some, coming to college means a new setting with new people, while others get to take a piece of…
Lehigh students bring inexpensive UTI test strips to Sierra Leone
A few days after Khanjan Mehta began working at Lehigh in 2016, he received exciting news. After years of research…
Pam Pepper takes her last bow at Zoellner Arts Center this fall
Pam Pepper has worn many hats — including professor, mentor, friend, colleague, director, chair and associate dean — through her…