Faculty & Programs

On Thurdsay, 53-year-old New Hampshire native Chris Devlin-Young became the oldest athete ever to take home X Games gold after a dominating performance in the 

Lehigh tied for fifth place among universities receiving awards in 2014 through a new National Science Foundation program that trains researchers to commercialize their inventions.

Three Lehigh research teams completed entrepreneurship training last year through NSF's competitive Innovation Corps (I-Corps) program, and three more are scheduled to take the six-week course in February.

As information technology connects people in ever more elaborate ways, says Gang Tan, the variety, and t

Whenever Professor John Ochs walks around Lehigh’s campus—as he has done quite frequently for nearly 40 years—he likes to help visitors who appear to be lost.

Recently, Ochs noticed a car with an out-of-state license plate as it pulled to the curb near the Wilbur Annex. He walked over to offer directions.

Engineering professor and research center director lauded for 'spirit of innovation'

Arup SenGupta, professor in the department of 

Lehigh's Justin Jaworski part of a team looking to improve the design of planes, cars and underwater vehicles.

Dan M. Frangopol, the Fazlur R. Khan Endowed Chair of Structural Engineering and Architecture at Lehigh, has been elected to the Royal Academy of Belgium for Science and the Arts in its meeting of September 20th, 2016, as a foreign member. He will participate in and contribute to the class of Technical Sciences.

Wise teacher and trusted adviser, dedicated administrator and Carnac the Magnificent, Stephen Kenneth “Ken” Tarby, who died in November at the age of 82, filled many roles and played them all with relish and competence in 41 years on the Lehigh faculty.