People love Cinderella stories during March Madness, but if you really want to cheer on lower seeds, let’s talk about the other tournament trend: vasectomies. Many men visit urologists like Josh Fiske ’95 before tip-off for what’s often called “Vas Madness.”
The new Lehigh Promise establishes a fund, supported by foundational alumni gifts, that will offer young alumni the chance to create a lasting impact.
Follow the journey of yeast — from sourdough starters to craft breweries — as Lehigh alumni apply engineering principles to shape the bread and beer we love.
Todd Brunner ’90 has made a life out of football from his playing days at Lehigh to his Super Bowl wins in Seattle.
As AI reshapes publishing, Lori Goldstein ’95 and Prof. Haiyan Jia explore what happens when technology intersects with the creative process, and what that means for the future of art.
Carol Van Den Hende MBA’95 writes powerful stories that center around resilience, hope, and disability advocacy. Through her work, she proves that fiction can change perspectives — and even lives.
After a Patriot League title, Susan Sachs ’77 builds momentum with a gift to create an endowment for global travel for women’s basketball.
2024 Commencement speaker Scott Willoughby ’89 explains how alumni can help remove cost barriers for students who dream of walking across the stage in a cap and gown.
As the Epitome marks 150 years, we spoke with editors-in-chief from across the decades about what it meant to help preserve Lehigh’s legacy and record each generation’s story in print.
The College of Business is evolving to meet a rapidly changing business landscape. Which of these five facts surprises you the most?
