Schedule of Events

Meet Manoj Malhotra, the Kevin L. and Lisa A. Clayton Dean of the College of Business, while enjoying fresh coffee and donuts. This casual event invites you to engage in conversation with Dean Malhotra and explore the state-of-the-art Business Innovation Building. Guided and self-guided tours will be available throughout the meet-and-greet.

Join your classmates for a round of golf at the Saucon Valley Country Club. Fee includes greens fee and golf cart. If the greens are closed due to inclement weather, fees will be refunded. Fees are non-refundable for any other reason, including illness. 

We all have great Lehigh stories — unforgettable, quirky, or touching memories of our experiences. Help make Lehigh history by participating in a casual interview that will be archived by Lehigh's Special Collections. By appointment only: Register and we'll be in touch to schedule a time. For more information, contact Janet Norwood at jwn2@lehigh.edu or (610) 758-5350. Plus, view our catalog of interviews now online at alum.lu/stories.

Join a one-hour walking tour with a student guide to gain insight into today’s Lehigh experience.

Explore the Health, Science, and Technology building, home to Lehigh’s new College of Health, and its beautiful collaborative spaces. From open-concept bench labs to AI and nanotechnology-driven data theaters, discover Lehigh’s new hub for interdisciplinary science. Tours are 30 minutes.

Take a one-hour guided tour of the Linderman Library Special Collections exhibits. Artifacts will be on display.

Catch up with your classmates over a casual lunch including a beer and wine bar.

Come have lunch with CAS faculty. Chat about what's going on in the college, and learn about faculty research and teaching interests. Lunch provided.

Join your classmates for round robin pickleball at Saucon Valley Country Club, all abilities welcome. Bring your paddle and get ready for some fun. Fee includes 2 hours of play time. If the courts are closed due to inclement weather, fees will be refunded. Fees are non-refundable for any other reason, including illness. 

Join us for a chance to network with Rossin College’s world-class faculty and fellow alumni. Reconnect with old friends, meet new ones, and engage with our department chairs. Learn how we are preparing students to tackle the ever-changing challenges of the world. Light refreshments will be provided. Join Dean DeWeerth at 1:45 p.m. for a broader update on Rossin College. Separate registration required.

Join a one-hour walking tour with a student guide to gain insight into today’s Lehigh experience.

This session empowers leaders and managers to harness the transformative potential of AI to enhance problem-solving capabilities. Led by Michael Rivera, participants will discover how to integrate AI tools and frameworks into core business processes, crafting strategies that leverage AI for impactful, value-driven solutions within their organizations. This is a power-packed sample of one of our signature Vistex Executive Education sessions. 

Explore the newly renovated spaces of the Pride Center @LU, Office of Multicultural Affairs, and The Gender, Leadership and Empowerment Center at the Clayton University Center. This open house is your chance to tour these refreshed spaces, meet the teams behind each center, and learn about the exciting programs and initiatives for the upcoming year. Enjoy light desserts and drinks as you mingle with representatives and discover all these vital centers offer. The Office of Multicultural Affairs, the Pride Center @LU, The Gender, Leadership and Empowerment Center, BALANCE, LAPA, and LAAN proudly sponsor the event.

Lehigh alumni have made significant contributions to historic preservation efforts in Bethlehem, Pa for decades, laying the groundwork for the recent designation of the Moravian Church Settlements—Bethlehem as the first transnational World Heritage Site in the U.S.

Learn about alumni who have played key roles in preserving the city's rich architectural heritage, from research and education initiatives to the preservation and restoration of iconic historic sites. This presentation highlights various alumni-led projects, demonstrating a commitment to maintaining Bethlehem's unique character while balancing growth and development that is evident in the city to this day.

Drop by to chat with some mathematics faculty, graduate students, and staff.

In 2024, the Mountaintop Summer Experience moved to Lehigh's newly acquired St. Peter's Church building at 472 Vine, in the heart of the Asa Packer campus. As the first to use this space, the Office of Creative Inquiry aims to establish it as a vibrant hub for student resources, high-impact programs, and signature projects. During Reunion 2025, over 100 Lehigh students, along with students from around the world, will work on impact-focused, faculty-mentored projects through the Mountaintop program. We invite you to visit the building, explore its potential, and meet these incredible students working on social impact ventures.

Connect with classmates and hear about all the interesting work happening in the department. Light refreshments will be provided. Registrants may contact Sheila Dorney (skd220@lehigh.edu) with any questions.

Reconnect with MEM alumni, faculty, and friends and learn all about the exciting changes within the department and its programs.

Join us for a casual meet and greet with our chaplains.

Featuring a diverse panel of experts, this session explores the vital role of catastrophe modeling in disaster management. It will highlight the interdisciplinary work at Lehigh's Center for Catastrophe Modeling and Resilience, founded to advance research and education on resilience enhancement and disaster modeling for both natural and health-related threats.

Join the department for drinks and discussion.

Tour our labs and learn about water system security in future smart cities and water safety in humanitarian and development contexts.

Enjoy an Oktoberfest-themed event with Lehigh flair featuring local brews, fun food pairings, and a German brass band.

Join fellow alumni in the health sector for an engaging happy hour and networking event and connect with leadership from Lehigh's youngest college.

The Class of 1975 is welcome to come together for an intimate celebration before joining all Lehigh alumni at ReunionFest.

Relive Chicken Finger Fridays with your classmates, and refuel before heading over to ReunionFest with all Lehigh alumni. This event is for all graduates of the last decade (2024–2015).

Kick off Reunion with the Class of 1980 at Lehigh’s new Pub. See old friends and make new ones. Pay your own tab.

Celebrate with hundreds of Lehigh alumni and friends at this festive event. Includes buffet dinner, open wine and beer bar, and dancing. Music provided by the Lehigh Alumni Big Band Swing Thing and a late-night DJ.

Kick off Reunion Weekend with a casual gathering of Lehigh sorority women from across the decades! Reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and celebrate the enduring bonds of sisterhood. Enjoy great conversation, memories, and drinks with a cash bar in a relaxed, informal setting.

Catch up with classmates at the Tally Ho for a pub night following ReunionFest. Pay your own tab.

Join classmates for a late-night class catch up at the F&A Grog House (formerly MacGrady’s). The 05ers will meet after ReunionFest to see old friends and make new ones. Music from DJ Teddy Brown / Aaron Browner ‘05. Pay your own tab.

Catch up with classmates at Seven Sirens for a pub night following ReunionFest. Pay your own tab.

Join us for the Class of 2010's 15-Year Reunion pub crawl across Bethlehem! Reconnect with old friends, relive the memories, and toast to 15 years of shared adventures as we hop between our favorite bars of South Side. Whether you’re reminiscing about late nights on the Hill or catching up on life’s latest, this event promises a night of laughter, nostalgia, and celebration.

Join the Class of 1990 at the F&A Grog House for appetizers and light bites and two top shelf drink tickets.

Tour the newly renovated Clayton University Center at Packer Hall, a transformation that elevates the student experience. Get an early look at the beautiful, new gathering places where Lehigh’s entire community will work and play, forge traditions, and build friendships and connections to last a lifetime. Tours are approximately 45 minutes.

Explore the Health, Science, and Technology building, home to Lehigh’s new College of Health, and its beautiful collaborative spaces. From open-concept bench labs to AI and nanotechnology-driven data theaters, discover Lehigh’s new hub for interdisciplinary science. Tours are 30 minutes.

Join us in the Hall of Fame to hear from the new Dean of Athletics, Jeremy L. Gibson, meet the athletics staff, and enjoy light refreshments as you connect with fellow alumni.

At a time when higher education is more important than ever, the university's momentum continues to build. Join President Joseph J. Helble '82 to hear about Lehigh's strong position, the progress of our Inspiring the Future Makers strategy, and how Lehigh people, programs, and research are contributing to a bright future. Light refreshments available; program will begin promptly at 10:30 a.m. Bring your questions!

Take a one-hour guided tour of the Linderman Library exhibits. Artifacts will be on display.

Enjoy a buffet lunch featuring festive music before marching with your class in the parade.

Great music, creative costumes, and plenty of Lehigh spirit are on display during the always-popular Parade of Classes. Walk with your class or cheer for your favorite group as parade judges select the winner of the coveted Petty Flag for Best Parade Performance.

12:30 p.m. - Report to class-specific Parade HQ locations

1:15 p.m. - Parade line-up

1:30 p.m. - Parade march begins 

After the parade, cool off with the Class of 2005 members and families at an ice cream social. Ice cream provided by our own Brendan Kelly's Pop Pop's Ice Cream Shoppe in Philadelphia, Pa.

Reconnect with fellow alumnae, reminisce about your time on campus, and reflect on the enduring sisterhood and lasting impact of sorority life that has shaped our community.

Relive your fun days on "The Hill" with classmates. Enjoy live music, beer, food, and plenty of brown and white.

The Class of 1960 will gather on campus to Zoom with classmates unable to attend Reunion in person.

Cheers to the Years - join your fellow classmates from 1970, 1965, 1960, and 1955 for a memorable Reunion dinner. Celebrate the memories and milestones from your time at Lehigh!

Cheers to the Years - join your fellow classmates from 1970, 1965, 1960, and 1955 for a memorable Reunion dinner. Celebrate the memories and milestones from your time at Lehigh!

Class of 1975 - join together and celebrate your 50th Reunion. 

Celebrate with classes 2024-2015. Highlighting the 5th and 10th milestone years, 2020 and 2015.

Class of 2005 - join together and celebrate your 20th reunion, hosted at the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks, an arts and cultural campus built on the site of the former Bethlehem Steel plant and featuring iconic blast furnaces. Reconnect with classmates over a dinner and a wine and beer bar featuring Brandon Smith '05's Dewey Beer Company.

Classes of 2000 and 1995 - join together and celebrate your 25th and 30th Reunions.  

Class of 1990 - join together and celebrate your 35th Reunion.  

Class of 1985 - join together and celebrate your 40th Reunion.  

Class of 1980 - join together and celebrate your 45th Reunion.  

Class of 2010 - join the Class of 2010 at Edge Restaurant on the north side of Bethlehem for a special evening of celebration with your fellow classmates. The class dinner price includes two alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, hors d'oeuvres, and a seated three course meal. We're looking forward to catching up!

Catch up with classmates at F&A Grog House (formerly MacGrady's) for a pub night following Saturday night dinner. Pay your own tab.

Catch up with classmates at Tally Ho for a pub night following Saturday night dinner. Pay your own tab.

Join President Joseph J. Helble ’82 for a four-mile round-trip run around campus and downtown Bethlehem.