Lehigh University:

Global Village prepares future leaders to do business across borders
The program enters its 13th year by welcoming the largest and most geographically diverse group of interns yet.

Chinese Bridge Project spans disciplines, cultures and history
A grant from the Henry Luce Foundation will enable Lehigh to expand the study of Chinese language and culture on campus and in China.

Muslim engineer cited by Obama has enduring legacy at Lehigh
The late Fazlur Rahman Khan received an honorary Lehigh degree in 1980. An endowed chair and lecture series bear his name.

Under Davis’ tutelage, area math team divides and conquers
His squad of high school math students was crowned national champions at the American Regions Mathematics League competition.

Contending with the “trinity of troubles”
Lehigh assistant professor Gang Tan has spent the past decade studying software security.

Saddle up
Valentina Baio, who earned her mechanical engineering degree last month, has built a saddle that reduces the load on a horse's back.

Supply chain program recognized as one of nation’s best
AMR Research listed Lehigh as one of 19 programs that are best preparing students to manage increasingly global supply chain organizations.

Optics graduate student repeats as international award winner
The International Society for Optical Engineering again recognized Hongping Zhao for her work with semiconductor materials and LEDs.

Annual South Side Sale raises $11,000 for local educational programs
The event broke records in the number of items donated by Lehigh students, in attendance and in total money raised.

Bethlehem Farmers’ Market returns to Campus Square
The 2009 Bethlehem Farmers’ Market, which supports local farms and businesses, will run from noon to 4 p.m. Thursdays at Campus Square.

Sweeney '09 is featured in Sports Illustrated
She is one of six athletes highlighted in the publication’s “Faces in the Crowd” section in the issue dated June 22, 2009.

Lehigh football season tickets now on sale
For the first time this season, Lehigh is offering four mini plans, each of which includes a ticket to the Lehigh–Lafayette game.

Has violin, will travel
Emily Orenstein ’10 will have the life-changing opportunity to study for one year at London’s prestigious Royal Academy of Music.

Natalie Cole to headline Zoellner’s Gala2009
The nine-time Grammy Award-winning singer will perform here on Oct. 10, 2009.