Students adjust to new registration tools
Registration for winter and spring courses starts Nov. 12. As the date rapidly approaches, some registration changes have made it…
Monthly Archives: November, 2018
Anti-Semitic, racist vandalism prompts university response
After noticing a message inscribed on her cubicle in E.W. Fairchild-Martindale Library that targeted multiple groups at Lehigh, Sara Boyd, ’21, knew…
Bethlehem to raise parking meter rates in January
The city of Bethlehem is planning to increase hourly parking meter rates from $1 to $1.50 after Jan. 1, 2019.…
Editorial: A united wave
Washington will feel a little different after last week’s midterm elections. The key theme is diversity, with greater representation trending toward next year’s…
Safety concern at 321 Adams St. causes road closures
Construction work on 321 Adams St., a former Lehigh storage facility that is being converted into Brinker Lofts apartments, caused…
Lehigh community holds vigil for Thousand Oaks shooting
On Nov. 8, the Lehigh community came together to honor the lives of those affected by the shooting at Borderline…
Greek recruitment processes, explained
Greek life at Lehigh has existed for nearly as long as the university itself. Students who wish to become a…
Food for thought: Dining employees feel part of the Lehigh community
Eating at Lehigh dining halls is part of many on-campus students’ daily routines. Though it might not be noticeable as…
New housing to accommodate growing student body
As the undergraduate and graduate populations grow with the Path to Prominence, Lehigh students will have to choose between housing…
Women’s basketball defeats Kutztown in opener
The Lehigh women’s basketball team opened its season with a strong 73-39 win against the Kutztown Golden Bears at Stabler…