A Global Guardian: Environmental Engineer Christine LaBerge ’99
After her transformative international travel through Lehigh, Christine LaBerge '99 thrives as an environmental engineer and global sustainability advocate.
After her transformative international travel through Lehigh, Christine LaBerge '99 thrives as an environmental engineer and global sustainability advocate.
Active alumnus and civil engineering mentor Gregory Kuklinski '98 reflects on the path that led him to winning the PSPE Engineer of the Year award.
While she didn't leave the "Shark Tank" with a deal, Ali Kaminetsky ’16 didn’t let their “no” stall her brand Modern Picnic.
Inspired by his own college experience, Tim Wilmott ’80 ’81G recently made a $5 million gift to support talented Lehigh students with scholarships.
Leili ’04 and Brian ’02 McMurrough are training the next generation of funeral directors through the family business and mortuary college they operate.
Joe Morgenstern ’53, Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic for The Wall Street Journal, talks about his path after Lehigh, the Oscars, and the future of film.
A leap year offers an extra day to catch up on those things you have put off. We have 29 ways to use that bonus day to leap into alumni engagement.
Daughters of Elaine and John J. Harmon ’59 ’83P honor their parents with a gift to the Clayton University Center, scholarships, and campus discourse.
Nevagay Abel ’86 is a successful engineering leader who also happens to coach a state-winning scholastic bowl team.
Santana Huck ’18 has found a career that allows him to meld his materials science education with his passion for sustainability and creating a brighter future.