Benefits

Robert Keyse hails from the United Kingdom, but he spent five years in the United States before he joined Lehigh as a research scientist. Arriving in Bethlehem, he and his wife knew that they wanted to live near campus on the south side. 

Since the new Lehigh Retirement Plan launched in January, there has been a greater than 50 percent increase in staff and faculty who are voluntarily contributing to their own retirement savings. That means 64 percent of employees are now receiving a match from Lehigh on at least a portion of those savings. 

This report highlights important information about the Lehigh University welfare benefit plans.

This fall's retirement workshops have you covered from start to finish.

Recently, the staff, parents and children of the Lehigh University Childcare Center gathered to celebrate 25 years of quality childcare on Lehigh's campus.

Learn more about our amazing 2015 Lehigh employee graduates.

You probably already know that Lehigh employees are fantastic. But you won't believe what some of your co-workers overcame to achieve their educational goals.