New immigration office opens in Allentown
The city of Allentown is opening a new immigration office as a means of security for fearful immigrants in response…
Monthly Archives: April, 2017
Senior captain finds a new role on the field for Lehigh men’s lacrosse
During his four years on the Lehigh men’s lacrosse team, Donny Stires had not started a game. That changed April…
Julian Sanchez discusses electronic surveillance and civil liberties in Tresolini Law Lecture
Wiretapping originated during the Prohibition Era. Julian Sanchez, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, said originally it was legal…
First March for Science comes to Bethlehem
Lehigh Valley for All is hosting a March for Science outside Bethlehem’s City Hall April 22. Bethlehem’s satellite march, one of…
Student Senate to introduce student athlete constituency
Student Senate voted unanimously to expand from 50 members to 55 members in its April 4 meeting. Currently, Senate has nine…
High school students get a taste of college in Lehigh classes
Before heading off to college, local high school seniors are given the opportunity to take on-campus college classes at Lehigh,…
Alumni share their professional experiences during National Public Health Week
Lehigh participated in National Public Health Week during the week of April 3 through several events that encouraged students to pursue…
Women’s lacrosse tops Lehigh spring sport rankings with 9-3 record
This is the second edition of the spring sports rankings from The Brown and White sports section. This list is the…
Edit desk: Lessons from Cuba
This past January, I had the incredible opportunity to travel to Cuba for 10 days — something not many Americans…
Editorial: Avoiding blunders
Music: check. Activism: check. Diversity: check. When Pepsi aired an ad showing millennial supermodel Kendall Jenner reaching out to a…