Living in South Bethlehem’s food desert
South Bethlehem is considered a food desert by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and South Bethlehem residents and Lehigh students…
Yearly Archives: 2016
Lehigh rowing teams to open year against Loyola
The varsity women’s rowing team and the men’s club varsity rowing team have been preparing for their upcoming spring season. With…
Students barred from lab after animal incident
Two students were barred from Lehigh’s animal research facilities after two separate incidents involving hamsters, according to a letter written…
Chandler-Ullmann to be renovated with help of students
Plans have been made to redesign and renovate Chandler-Ullmann Hall, one of the oldest buildings on campus. Students who occupy…
Historic season for Lehigh men’s basketball ends in bitter disappointment
A bid to the NCAA tournament for Jesse Chuku — the most dynamic player of the Lehigh men’s basketball senior class.…
Leadership conferences offer future career advantages
Lehigh has a long-standing relationship with the Big Four accounting firms — Ernst & Young, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers —…
Clown brings sensory-friendly performance to Zoellner
Zoellner Arts Center hosted its first sensory-friendly show, “Exceptions to Gravity,” to give families with members who have sensory sensitivities…
Mountaintop: An education beyond the classroom walls
Way up on Lehigh’s Mountaintop Campus are several old research buildings previously owned by Bethlehem Steel. In the past, these…
Embracing body positivity in a culture of disordered eating
The Women’s Center hosted a talk on body positivity Monday evening in an effort to raise awareness and support for those…
Editorial: The opportunity cost
“What are you doing over the summer?” is the age old question asked by relatives and acquaintances alike. At this…