ENGINEERING A SCHOLARSHIP

Even more positive indicators for Lehigh Valley comes from Lehigh University, where grad student Lisa Vienckowski picked up a $15k scholarship for being a super genius. Lisa's award is from the Thornton Tomasetti Foundation, which offers it annually to a structural engineering Master's student who appears especially poised to make major waves. Here's our prediction: Lisa will apply 100% of her scholarship funds toward the development of the Reading Viaduct in Philly's Eraserhood district. (Hey, we can dream.)

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