Articles

Africana Studies students travel to the Cayman Islands to present at an international conference.

"Over the past four years, I’ve grown immensely, both personally and professionally, and I’ll always credit that growth to my time on this campus."

Isabelle Canadine, a Lehigh student and member of the Seldovia Village Tribe, became the first from her university to attend the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, where she advocated for Indigenous-focused substance abuse policy reform.

Rachel Gruber ‘25 studies how fellow journalists in the Brown and White integrate AI into their work, understanding how students make decisions about technology

Kaitlyn Campbell '26 is one of 66 students who will be studying overseas as part of the Iacocca International Internship Program.

Sophia Barro ‘25 interned at the White House and sets her sights on D.C. and a career in political journalism

A high jumper on the men’s track team, Skyler Mott ’25 is involved in numerous entrepreneurial ventures ranging from a chess nonprofit to a storage company.

Claire Kirshenbaum finishes an intensive language program in Malang, Indonesia and prepares to transition to be a Boren Scholar and volunteer with the local NGO.

Julia Klayman ‘25 employs ethnographic research and community engagement to investigate the impact of landslides on women, uncovering the complex intersection of gender and health in Bududa

Among the first Lehigh University students to study abroad in China since the COVID-19 pandemic, the experience deepens their cultural understanding and exploring U.S.-China relations

Graduate student Heidi Kline assesses government policies as part of an affordable housing project

HMS students Sanvi Bhatnagar and Lydia Sheeser spent their summer abroad with internships thanks to Lehigh