The Spring 2024 edition of the Lehigh Alumni Bulletin dives into drawings, fossils and other items from the past uncovered during the Clayton University Center at Packer Hall renovations. The magazine also highlights some of the entrepreneurs who have partnered with Lehigh Ventures Lab, including the creators of a glove to protect dogs from ticks and an app that could change how immigrant students in Africa bank. The issue recaps the first overseas trip as Lehigh president by Joseph J. Helble ’82 and showcases five professors who transformed music, theater, art and architecture at the university.
President’s Letter:
Spring, a Time of Renewal
Editor's Letter:
The Paths Taken
Alumni Letter:
Greetings from Tanzania!
Workers dismantling the interior of the Clayton University Center at Packer Hall find old drawings, fossils and other items from the past.
Meet the entrepreneurs in the Lehigh Ventures Lab whose ideas could change the way people date, bank, protect their dogs from ticks, and more.
As Future Makers, Paul Salerni, Steven Sametz, Augustine Ripa, Lucy Gans and Christine Ussler ’81 influenced generations of students. A campus community celebrates their legacy.
Sean Carberry ’91 writes about his time overseas in his new book, “Passport Stamps: Searching the World for a War to Call Home.”
In his first overseas trip as president, Joseph J. Helble ’82 connects with alumni, students.
A bridge in Hellertown, Pennsylvania rehabilitated by a group of Lehigh engineering students in 1994 has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
