Jacqueline Belkin is a current Sophomore at Lehigh studying Journalism and Sociology. She enjoys writing & learning about social change movements.
Sounds of screaming and laughter emerge from Dit Greenberg’s kitchen as female students play tag with her children. Her husband,…
Many Black Jews in America today trace their origin to Rabbi Wentworth Arthur Matthew, who founded the Harlem Ethiopian Rabbinical…
Winslow Mason spent most of his career managing nonprofit projects. When he became the director of racial and ethnic justice…
Rhema Hooper, ‘26, was selected to speak at the UN’s annual “Human Rights Day,” which took place at the nation’s…
Being excused from more than 30 distribution credit requirements was never on Mary Cordova’s list of possibilities for her time…
Pennsylvania is now the 24th state in the country to implement automatic voter registration, meaning Pennsylvanian residents who have driver’s…
According to The National Immigration Justice Center, deportation of illegal immigrants often leads to the separation of family members. Lehigh…
There have been 42 incidents of gunfire on U.S. school grounds so far in 2023. One of the most recent…
Over 120 students packed into Lamberton Hall for Break the Silence’s “5 Senses of Consent,” some in support and others…