Lehigh CubeSat Project Wins Federal Funding to Track Ocean Plastic
Lehigh student engineers join the Air Force's University Nanosatellite Program, securing federal funding to build OSPREY—a CubeSat designed to track ocean plastic from space.
Lehigh student rocketry team earns honor at international rocket competition
Lehigh’s rocketry team overcame harsh Texas sandstorms to launch their "Talon" rocket and win an international award for "LAIKA," their robotic dog payload.
Lehigh joins international consortium to advance commercial space research and innovation
Lehigh University joins an elite international research consortium with Ohio State and Starlab to pioneer new low-Earth orbit (LEO) aerospace technology.
From Lehigh Engineering to VP of Global Navigation at Lockheed Martin Space
Discover how Lehigh engineering alumna Christina Mancinelli is shaping the future of aerospace—from GPS to Artemis II—as a Vice President at Lockheed Martin Space.
Upward Bound: Launching Lehigh’s New MS-AERO Graduate Program
Dive into Lehigh University's new MS-AERO program, where aspiring aerospace engineers learn systems engineering and flight dynamics directly from industry experts.
From Rockets to Airbags: Greg Scaven ’85 on Life-Saving Systems
Lehigh alumnus Greg Scaven ’85 explains the shared technology behind rocket launches and automotive side airbags, and why engineers must always design for safety.
The Future of the Space Economy: Jared Isaacman Speaks at Lehigh
Polaris Dawn commander Jared Isaacman visits Lehigh to discuss civilian spaceflight, the future of the aerospace industry, and why space is the ultimate adventure.
Reliability by Design: Q&A with Boeing Chief Engineer Michelle Parker ’92
Lehigh mechanical engineering alumna Dr. Michelle Parker, VP at Boeing, discusses the university foundation that prepared her to lead global space and defense programs.
Materials and Structures for Future Flight | Lehigh Engineering
Discover how Lehigh researchers are engineering advanced materials, deployable space structures, and lightweight composites to withstand the extreme conditions of next-gen flight.
From Lehigh to Liftoff: Alum Mark Riddle on Creative NASA Engineering
Lehigh alumnus Mark Riddle ’87 describes his high-stakes role with Amentum at Kennedy Space Center managing the critical umbilical systems for the Artemis II rocket.