Acknowledge and uproot anti-Semitism
In just a few days, we will remember the 11 Jewish lives lost at the hands of an anti-Semitic gunman…
Monthly Archives: October, 2019
A better Bethlehem needed: Low-income community members forgotten in fastest growing market
Living in Bethlehem all her life, 27-year-old Amy Brensinger grew with the city as it transformed from Bethlehem Steel to…
Break the Silence extends education, resources to students
Classes don’t start until Monday, but Tom Golden, ’18, ‘20G, plays professor as he shows slides to a room of…
Off-campus housing options expand for students
Both on- and off-campus housing options are expanding as the university increases the student population through its Path to Prominence…
Tygee Leach presents bright future for Lehigh football
Coach Tom Gilmore paused briefly over the phone as he recalled freshman defensive back Tygee Leach’s early introduction to the…
Standout Annika Jansa lines up for last shots
The season of college recruitment had begun, and Annika Jansa was uncertain about her future. Although she had been playing…
Lehigh women’s soccer remains positive after mixed results
Following an inconsistent start to its season, the Lehigh women’s soccer team has seen recent success in the Patriot League…
Riverport Market to dock in Bethlehem in spring 2020
Bethlehem’s South Side will continue to expand its food and arts scene with the opening of an upscale food market…
Lara Bly brings vintage-inspired, affordable designs to Bethlehem
Using a vintage aesthetic and an international perspective on fashion, designer Lara Bly opened a studio and boutique for her…
Edit desk: Comfort from the unexpected
I hated Lehigh the moment I received my acceptance letter, so don’t ask me how I actually ended up here.…