Homeless seek shelter across the Lehigh Valley
Pete still has hope. A local homeless veteran, Pete fought in the Afghanistan war, and he continues to fight for…
Monthly Archives: March, 2018
Lehigh responds to extreme winter weather
Lehigh has been closed twice this semester because of snowstorms. This means cancelled classes, suspended bus services and — in…
Members of first student athlete constituency share experiences on Student Senate XXX
After recognizing a need for student athlete representation, Student Senate XXX created the student athlete constituency at the beginning of…
Sibel Can emerges as young leader for Lehigh women’s tennis
Sibel Can first dreamed of becoming a Division I tennis player when she was six years old. Can’s mom signed…
Former Lehigh baseball player Mike Garzillo returns as hitting coach
“Professional baseball player.” Those are the words Mike Garzillo, ’16, wrote on his kindergarten worksheets when asked what he wanted…
Lehigh foodies cook, eat on growing social media accounts
On a Saturday morning, Bill Ulrich, ’18, can be found hunched over a red “Joy of Cooking” book sprawled across…
Lehigh students share opinions about ‘Black Panther’ movie
Butterfly McQueen uttered the classic line, “I don’t know nothin’ ‘bout birthin’ babies,” 79 years ago when she played a simple…
A stout hobby: Keystone Homebrew teaches the art of beer making
Judy Parsons fell in love with home brewing after she bought her husband a kit for his first Father’s Day…
Paige Van Wirt wins Bethlehem city council seat
Paige Van Wirt won the special appointment to the Bethlehem City Council in a 5-1 vote on March 1. Five…
First Africana Studies Day celebrates students, faculty
The Africana studies department held its first Africana Studies Day in Williams Hall on March 1 to promote and praise…