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Jordan Ho '27 Chaucer's form vs. modern adaptations, presenting her critical, canon-decolonizing research at three conferences and earned a Visiting Scholar spot at Oxford.

Knoll is one of the foremost geoscientists of more than 3 billion years. Recipient of the 2022 Crafoord Prize in Geosciences, Knoll works to shed light on ancient mysteries and share insights into the 21st-century era

Martin Harmer, a leading materials scientist at Lehigh, and development to bring advanced superalloy materials—essential for high-performance, critical industrial applications—to light.

Abrams, ”, is the cofounder of TiCK MiTT, a reusable, tick-removing glove.

Juan Zheng has from the National Science Foundation to support her project, an AI system that helps students set goals.

Saimonth �ѳ�ñ�dz� ’26 is one of four Lehigh students in the last decade to receive the .

As a GSIF project leader, Jon tackles water issues in the Philippines—gaining hands-on experience that broadened his skills beyond economics and prepared him for diverse industries.

During her sophomore year, Neha joined a student-led project creating a Social Determinants of Health Index—an experience that sparked her passion for health data and technology.

Over four years, Maria grew personally and professionally—embracing opportunities that took her from campus to countries across the globe, including Hong Kong, Antigua and the United Nations.

An enabled Harrison Jenkins ‘25 to intern as a propulsion engineer at iSpace and conduct research as an extraterrestrial simulants and mechanical engineering intern at NASA.

Using an ultraviolet instrument on NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft, Tracy Becker ‘09 .

Professor Pooley explores which local neighborhoods offer residents resources that increase economic mobility, and how this overlaps with availability and residential segregation.

For 50 years, political scientist and author Laura Katz Olson has taught and mentored scores of students, while advancing research in the areas of politics, health care and elder care.

A standout football player at Lehigh, Salvaterra now supports his family with an 1800s Parisian style of organic gardening, running a CSA and farm stand, and selling wholesale.

Moriah Sessions is dedicated to activism and community service, advocating for racial justice and fostering inclusive campus environments.

A Belgium native, Jashari demonstrated inclusive leadership, earning the and other recognitions. , he co-founded the Lehigh chapter of the UN Association and was president of the .

Born and raised in Togo, Afandalo honed her skills as a leader and mentor in preparation for a career in education policy and leadership. Her , similar to her academics, engages in conversations around community building, support and social justice.

As an undergraduate researcher, Yaeger near campus. He also created the for students who want to learn about biodiversity. Yaeger plans to continue his study of fungi as a Fulbright scholar in Peru.

Amolegbe discovered financial hurdles immigrants experienced throughout Africa as he visited Kenya and studied in South Africa. To help, he created , a cash-to-cashless platform for immigrant students within the continent.

Diagnosed with Lyme disease at age 8, Abrams developed with her father. The tick-removing glove has been featured nationally on “Good Morning America” and “The View.”

Professor Layden leads a bustling research lab of undergrads, grads and postdocs investigating sea anemone gene mechanisms, including how they may have provided the blueprint for the human brain.

Discover how Eby's unexpected diagnosis led her to use humor and to raise awareness and substantial funds for ALS research, defying the disease's devastating effects.

for chemical measurement and imaging at the nanoscale level. He has won several awards, including being named a 2020 Sloan Research Fellow.