Showcasing Research at the Annual Lehigh Engineering UGRS
2026 Freed Symposium to showcase undergraduate engineering research
The 2026 David and Lorraine Freed Undergraduate Research Symposium is more than just a competition; it’s a showcase of how Lehigh University engineering students are tackling complex challenges.Whether they are refining robotic welding techniques or analyzing professional sports data, students taking part in the symposium demonstrate how research allows them to apply and extend their classroom education.
BioE Student Spotlight: Milan Boga
BioE Student Spotlight: Milan Boga
This article was written by Juliana M., a Bioengineering undergraduate student and student office worker in the Department of Bioengineering.
APEC 2026 Best Presentation Award: D21-Wireless Power Transfer 2
Lehigh PhD Student Receives Best Presentation Award at IEEE APEC 2026
Two engineering PhD students named Koerner Family Foundation Fellows
Two Rossin College doctoral students—bioengineer Joshua Graham and mechanical engineer Brian Leard ’21—have been awarded fellowships through the Koerner Family Foundation (KFF).
KFF and its fellows program supports outstanding U.S. citizens pursuing doctoral degrees in engineering, providing competitive fellowships to help advance their research and professional development as they prepare for the next stage of their careers. Each 2025-2026 fellow receives a $16,000 award.
Rossin Research Scholars showcase undergraduate research projects
Undergraduate researchers gathered on February 10 to present a year of discovery and collaboration at the annual Rossin Research Scholars Research Roundup, the capstone of the Rossin Research Scholars (RRS) program at Lehigh University.
MechE PhD student Ruixiao Xue earns scholarship from Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers Philadelphia Section
Ruixiao Xue, a PhD student in mechanical engineering and mechanics at Lehigh University, was awarded a 2025 academic scholarship from the Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers (STLE) Philadelphia Section.
Redefining engineering education: Inside Lehigh’s First-Year Rossin Experience
Lehigh mechanical engineer joins NASA’s Mars Sample Return team
When Jack Riffle ’26 was a 7-year-old Boy Scout touring NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), he didn’t realize the visit would set the course of his future. Growing up just 15 minutes from the lab in Pasadena, California, afforded him an early look at JPL's pioneering work in space robotics.