As part of the Summer 2015 Mountaintop program, an interdisciplinary group of five students are working to create a fully energy-independent food-growing enterprise at the Lehigh Community Garden on the Goodman Campus.
"Before I came here," says Pooja Y., a Lehigh Valley middle schooler, CHOICES participant, and -- just maybe -- future engineer, "I didn't think I wanted to be an engineer, but now I'm considering it."
Maybe that's because Lehigh's Summer CHOICES camp, held this year from July 13 to 17 and July 20 to 24, is exactly what it claims to be on its Web site: "CHOICES is the coolest engineering and science outreach program in the known universe. It happens to be for middle-school girls."
It isn't easy to cultivate a garden on Mars.
Nearly 30 student project exhibits ringed Iacocca Hall for the 2015 Innovate! Celebrate!
This summer, Chris Guilcapi ’18, Hannah Han ’15, Abby Winter ’15, Ellie Hayden ’17,
Senior chemical engineering student Cayla Miller '15 has been awarded the 2015 National Science Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship -- one of the most prestigious awards in the nation for outstanding student researchers pursuing research-based master's and doctoral degrees in science and engineering.
First year Lehigh Engineering student Salvador “Josh” Tarun sat down for a conversation with graduate student Kavita Jain-Cocks.
Imagine a place where young entrepreneurs can collaborate, work, design, hold meetings, live and dream.
Fourteen students gave presentations at the first annual Lehigh University Undergraduate Ethics Symposium, which was held S
