Lehigh community reconnects on Earth Day
The world came together in common unity outside the COVID-19 pandemic on April 22 to celebrate Earth Day — as…
Monthly Archives: April, 2020
Organizations alter traditions to fit new conditions
For Lehigh sororities and clubs, the spring semester is highlighted by events, elections and more. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic,…
Sports-related books to read during quarantine
Though the cancellation of spring sports around the U.S. has halted live game action for the time being, The Brown…
Off-campus students decide whether to return home or remain in Bethlehem during coronavirus pandemic
Seniors living off campus in Campus Hill or Ethos spaces had to make the decision about whether to return to…
Students’ belongings remain on campus post move to remote learning
As Lehigh transitioned to remote learning for the remainder of the semester, many students had left campus for spring break,…
Lehigh Valley hotels adjust services during COVID-19 outbreak
With increased sanitation measures and despite some employees taking a leave of absence, hotels in Bethlehem and Allentown have remained…
LUPD sees decrease in crime amid coronavirus era
Crime in Bethlehem has decreased as people practice social distancing due to the coronavirus. LUPD Assistant Chief Chris Houtz said…
Nonprofits in the Lehigh Valley face lack of food and volunteers
COVID-19 has created obstacles for nonprofit organizations throughout the Lehigh Valley, including a lack of food supply and volunteers. Community…
With NFL Draft looming, Devon Bibbens hopes to make his dreams a reality
Devon Bibbens, a senior wide receiver on the Lehigh football team, had been training at Test Football Academy in New…
Defying all odds: My grandfather’s holocaust heroism remembered after Covid-19 passing
When Germany invaded Eastern Europe in 1941, most believed that a sophisticated society had arrived. At that time, few believed…