Editorial: Barriers of books
A chemistry textbook is piled on top of two notebooks and a calculus textbook on one of the long wooden…
Monthly Archives: September, 2016
Navy takes down Lehigh women’s soccer 3-0
In a battle between the Lehigh women’s soccer team and Navy on Wednesday, the Mountain Hawks fell short in a…
Dakota DiMattio takes office as Senate president
Dakota DiMattio, ’17, isn’t new to Student Senate at Lehigh. She was able to smoothly make the transition to Senate…
From basements to bars: Students explore Bethlehem’s nightlife
Once “Closer” by The Chainsmokers turns off and the lights turn on, Lehigh students empty out of an East Fifth…
Students compete for employment at career fair
Lehigh students want jobs. On Sept. 15 during the Career Expo, 1,808 students were connected to 381 representatives from 159 companies.…
Great Pocono Escape brings Lehigh clubs and students together
Last weekend, members of Lehigh’s student-run clubs and organizations packed their bags and headed out to the Poconos for a weekend…
Registered parties place more responsibility on students
This semester, fraternities are hosting “epic party weekends” on the Hill in an effort to draw more attention to on-campus…
Faculty, students discuss national, international implications of first presidential debate
Candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump clashed during Monday night’s first presidential debate of the 2016 election. Before the debate,…
Professor works with student researchers to develop new method to combat superbugs
In May, a Pennsylvania woman walked into a clinic with a simple urinary tract infection, only to find she was…
A peek into the dark side: Actually, I am really black
A few scenes during the opening episode of Donald Glover’s new show, “Atlanta,” beautifully illustrate what I believe to be…