Registration issues create problems for some Lehigh students
In the 7 a.m. course registration contest last spring, Lexi Meisse, ’20, won herself just six credits. She was only…
Monthly Archives: November, 2017
Gender imbalances occur across Lehigh’s colleges
Gender imbalances in several of Lehigh’s undergraduate colleges serve as an incentive to increase gender equity on campus. Meg Munley,…
Editorial: Swift judgement
Taylor Swift is gaining a bad reputation. No, not her latest album. “Reputation” sold 700,000 copies in its first day, further…
Edit desk: Adulting is hard
I’ve heard almost every person my age use the word “adulting” at some point or another. Adulting describes a communal…
Edit desk: The real ‘fake news’
After the election of Donald Trump, last week created the juxtaposition to 2016 that much of the country was looking…
Former Lehigh swimmers and Olympic trialists Justin White and Jacob Moyar return to team
Former Lehigh swimmers and Olympic trialists Justin White and Jacob Moyar have spent most of their lives in the water.…
Forrest assumes spotlight for Lehigh men’s soccer following postseason exit
Mark Forrest is no stranger to success on the soccer field. Since his freshman year, the forward has led the…
Meet the Patriot League’s most versatile kicker: Lehigh football’s Ed Mish
Lehigh football junior Ed Mish has mastered the art of kicking. Typically college football teams have a player that specializes…
Defense, Bragalone’s four touchdowns carry Lehigh to 34-21 win over Holy Cross
The Lehigh football defense has found momentum at the right time of the season. For the second straight week, it…
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist shares experiences at InVision Photo Festival
Four-time Pulitzer Prize winner Carol Guzy returned to her hometown of Bethlehem for the annual InVision Photo Festival to share…