The Conflict Zone: “Never again?”
I am horrified. I am shocked. And I am furious. On Saturday, my Twitter feed blew up with reports of a…
Monthly Archives: April, 2018
Edit desk: Stroll through the South Side
It feels like it was just yesterday when my family and I were leisurely driving down East Third Street after…
Lehigh acceptance rate hits historic low
The members of the class of 2022 haven’t arrived on campus yet, but they’ve already overcame a significant challenge: they…
LUPD and BPD collaborate on New Street substation
President John Simon posted a picture on his Instagram page of Bethlehem Mayor Bob Donchez, Bethlehem Police Chief Mark DeLuzio and Lehigh University…
SouthSide Commons changes living conditions as construction begins
As Lehigh prepares to expand its undergraduate population by 1,000 students over the next 10 years, the university is working…
Editorial: Dear accepted students
To the seniors in high school who have opened their mailboxes to find a Lehigh acceptance letter, congratulations! You’ve completed…
Alleged perpetrator of racist vandalism was victim’s roommate
UPDATE (4/17/18): This article has been updated to reflect Yukai Yang’s status as the alleged perpetrator — Yukai Yang, ’18,…
Language barriers, industry changes contribute to Lehigh Valley unemployment
The Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton metropolitan statistical area — informally referred to as the Lehigh Valley — reports a 4.3 percent unemployment rate,…
GoPuff delivery service grows in popularity among Lehigh students
Scenario one: A Lehigh student is heading to E.W. Fairchild-Martindale library stressed in the midst of all of his 4 o’clock…
Hispanic Center English classes aid residents in obtaining jobs
In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, Keila Febus moved with her husband and 5-year-old daughter from Puerto Rico to Bethlehem.…