Still 6-6: Joseph and Karen Doyle Walton Keep The Rivalry Alive
Joseph V. Walton ’65 missed an extra point in the 1964 Rivalry tie. More than 60 years later, he’s still keeping the story — and the tradition — alive.
Joseph V. Walton ’65 missed an extra point in the 1964 Rivalry tie. More than 60 years later, he’s still keeping the story — and the tradition — alive.
Lehigh researchers are studying whether wearable technology can make ACL rehabilitation easier to measure and help student-athletes track their progress.
Former volleyball standout Rochelle Sheridan ’03 navigates multiple career paths: chemical engineering, coaching, and teaching high school chemistry.
After a bold career reset, Donna Providenti ’93 now helps the next generation of women find their own paths forward.
Ollie Auerbach ’16 leads the team that gathers stats at every NFL game in stadiums around the world.
A new gift from Michi Matter Jigarjian ’02, the first female-funded coaching endowment for a women’s sport in Lehigh’s history, will help women’s soccer achieve more in a competitive field.
Marty Horn ’86’s journey from football standout to entrepreneur, restaurateur, and mentor has been anything but predictable.
The Hite family has called Lehigh home for two generations. Today, the Hite Family Fund, supporting student athletes and The Brown and White, will help other students find a home on South Mountain.
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.