Lehigh community mourns late professor Richard Vinci
Many people on campus mourned the loss of their professor, colleague and friend, Richard Vinci. Vinci, a professor of materials…
Monthly Archives: April, 2019
Cheese Club hopes for gouda luck in the future
To brie The Cheese Club or not to brie The Cheese Club? That is the question. While it may sound…
Doing her job and more: Jessica Elliott brings humanity to light in the Lehigh Valley
Amidst the bustling streets of New York City, 5-year-old Jessica Elliott, on her father’s shoulders, noticed a man sitting on…
New bus plan rolls out smoothly on campus
In Bob Bruneio’s office is a large map of Lehigh’s three campuses, stretching across 1,600 acres. Bruneio, the manager of…
Lehigh senior aims to be one of youngest developers in New York City
Ian Mason, ’19, is looking to be one of the youngest real estate developers in New York City, pending the…
Health, medicine and society department celebrates National Public Health Week
Four months into the calendar year isn’t too late to raise awareness for the importance of maintaining good health. During…
Lehigh faculty examine cheating culture
She tapped her pencil on the desk, searching every corner of her brain for the answer to the exam question.…
100th time’s the charm: Kevin Cassese’s legacy behind great milestone
For many young athletes, the prospect of making it to the professional level is surreal. They dream of the opportunity…
Men’s tennis prepares for Patriot League Tournament
The Lehigh men’s tennis team is gearing up for the Patriot League Tournament beginning Thursday, April 18, in West Point,…
Lehigh men’s golf changes mentality and perseveres
The Lehigh men’s golf team finished 13th out of the 20 teams at the Lafayette Invitational held March 31-April 1.…