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2026 Lehigh Reunion kicked-off by honoring the dedication and commitment of alumni volunteers were recognized at the annual Brown and White Night

Paul S. Elosge ’75 made a planned gift to the Pride Center to ensure the LGBTQIA+ student experience at Lehigh is one of support, belonging, and affirmation.

For its 25th reunion, the Class of 2001 turned celebration into service by raising funds for Broughal Middle School students.

Known for his straightforward approach and commitment to clients, Dave DiBrigida ’88 has built a legal career based on advocacy and giving back.

As owner of Zest, Anthony Trapani ’17 is building on his family’s legacy while creating a welcoming space just steps from campus.

For Michael Frick ’76 P’05 P’08 and Travis Frick ’05 MS’08, wrestling was the foundation for a father-son bond that has endured long after the final whistle.

Mitchell Cassel ’77 has become a leader in custom color and prosthetic contact lenses, serving both Hollywood actors like Timothée Chalamet and patients with vision-related disfigurements. 

Ron Amey ’74 knew from a young age that he wanted to be a chemist. It brought him awards, a National Merit scholarship, research at Lehigh, and a career at DuPont. Now, the Ameys have created an endowment supporting summer undergraduate chemistry research.

From sorority sisters and roommates to fellow Yale residents, Julia Adamson ’20 and Ali Toth ’20 have supported each other through every step of the way.

Jesse Salwen ’60 built an empire of heart-shaped candy boxes, traveled the world, and reinvented himself as a photographer.