North Side eateries: dining in the community
A rustic French bistro, a place dedicated to quality olive oil, and a welcoming brewery and restaurant line Main Street in…
Yearly Archives: 2016
Liners connect with alumni, raise money
Lehigh Liners, the outreach program where student ambassadors contact undergraduate and graduate alumni, just surpassed $500,000 in donations. Lehigh Liners…
WDIY radio station expands its broadcasting power, listener base
In early December, WDIY, Lehigh Valley’s community NPR radio station on 88.1 FM, increased its power in an effort to…
Relay for Life increases fundraising goal
With more than 1,000 participants expected this year, 2016 is shaping up to be another big year for Relay for…
“Daily Show” correspondents to perform at Lehigh
During this particularly turbulent election season, it can sometimes be tempting to just take a moment and laugh at the absurdity…
Resources help students navigate crisises abroad
When more than 30 people were killed in a bombing in Brussels on March 22, Lehigh officials sent an email…
Co-op works to offset food desert problems
Editor’s note: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated the individual who noticed other people were struggling to purchase food in…
Christmas-Saucon to be renovated
Plans to renovate Christmas-Saucon Hall, Lehigh’s oldest building, have begun as the university assesses the options for the reconstruction that…
Secluded sculpture garden continues to inspire mystery
At the top of the Hill, down a gravel path and deep into the woods, there exists spot on campus that…
Lehigh athletes can’t lose scholarships based on sports-related injuries
As a Division I school, Lehigh typically recruits prospective student athletes with scholarships in mind. However, unlike many other Division I athletic…