Editorial: Credit where credit is due
Our own city saw itself in an unlikely place last week: President Donald Trump’s personal Twitter. Evidently prompted by Democratic…
Monthly Archives: April, 2019
Eco-Reps host sustainability scavenger hunt around campus
Eco-Reps encouraged participation in Lehigh’s sustainability efforts by running a scavenger hunt for students during Earth Week. Throughout the week, riddles…
New retirement options for staff open opportunities for restructuring
Lehigh’s staff members are being offered a limited-edition retirement policy that would allow long-term staff to retire with six months…
Tri-Alpha Honor Society inducted its first class at Lehigh
The Alpha Alpha Alpha Honor Society’s first class was inducted on April 3, 2019, to recognize the academic and leadership achievements…
5K kickstarts Graduate Student Appreciation Week
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to correctly identify Pat Farrell was at the event, not President John Simon,…
Global Union mural to highlight different cultures on campus
With the Path to Prominence creating construction and renovations across campus, one project in particular will be a little quieter.…
Easton City Council proposed salary decrease will not move forward
Easton City Councilman Peter Melan had proposed a salary decrease of 50 percent from $9,371 to $4,686 for council members…
NAACP’s Joan Duvall-Flynn encourages youth to create social change
Joan Duvall-Flynn, president of the NAACP’s Pennsylvania State Conference, spoke to students about the role that children and young adults…
Students hold silent follow-up protest outside Alumni Memorial
#MeToo. #BelieveThem. #BlackLivesMatter. This past Friday, dozens of students held signs preaching these hashtags. Dressed in all black, the students…
Pat Farrell to take sabbatical, search committee will be formed
Provost Pat Farrell announced his plans earlier this semester to step down to take a one-year sabbatical, which will last…