Edit Desk: The quarantine story
It’s the first day of September. My housemates and I have been living in our off-campus house for about two…
Monthly Archives: September, 2020
Professors with children reflect on teaching while homeschooling
This semester of college students are going to have some hefty competition if they are looking to be their professor’s…
Proposed Bethlehem council ordinance would limit student housing on the South Side
Bethlehem City Council is looking at taking action against what it sees as a creeping of Lehigh student housing on…
B&W Exclusive: Lehigh’s coronavirus testing plan contrasts sharply with other schools’
Noa Worob, a senior at Vanderbilt University, described a scene of long rows of COVID-19 testing stations spread out over…
Edit desk: Technically speaking: Lines between work and play
Had Lehigh been functioning as per usual this semester, I wouldn’t have had the opportunity to take a quick vacation…
Taylor Gym reopens: what students should know
Lehigh announced Taylor Gym has reopened to students as of Sept. 14. The gym will be open Monday to Friday…
Editorial: We mourn the loss of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
At the beginning of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, on Sept. 18, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed…
As Census deadline approaches, Lehigh Valley continues to report improvement in response rate
The Lehigh Valley’s 2020 Census response rates have improved since a Brown and White report on the data in June,…
Student organizations continue to meet virtually
As Lehigh continues a socially distanced, primarily online semester, student clubs and organizations have been forced to conduct their operations…
The Social Mixtape: Making a comeback
When I wrote my final column for The Social Mixtape in April 2018, I really thought we were parting ways…