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For Roy Cravzow ’61, coming to Lehigh just made sense.

When Asa Packer founded Lehigh University in 1865, he set out to develop a new generation of enlightened leaders, with an educational experience as open and adaptive to a changing world as he was.

When the opportunity to get involved with the Baker Institute presented itself, Kiara Damon ’21 thought, “Why not?”

Cheryl Miller Flamini ’87 was a teenager with a motto: “You only live once — but if you live right, once is enough.”

A $3 million gift made recently to Lehigh University by the H.S. Lee Family Foundation will fund fellowships for graduate students in physics and mathematics.

Dave Evans ’66 fondly recalls the day he got a thick envelope in the mail from Lehigh.

Looking back over her very successful career, Elizabeth “Liz” Edmiston Padgett credits a Lehigh alumnus who spoke to her undergraduate class with how she got her start.