Unputdownable: Kathryn Stockett explores the power of storytelling
As I wrap up my time as a columnist at The Brown and White, it feels only right to reflect…
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Kirby Child is Editor-in-Chief for The Brown and White. She is a senior majoring in journalism with minors in marketing and global health. In her free time, Kirby enjoys reading, running, hiking, traveling, cooking, listening to music and spending time with her friends and family. Email her at [email protected] or follow her on Instagram @kirby.child.
Q&A: Professor Caivano looks to inspire student political engagement
Dean Caivano, who attended Lehigh for his master’s degree, returned to campus this semester to join the political science department…
Community members voice importance of voting, concern over reproductive rights
Registered voters in Northampton County were assigned one of five polling locations — the Banana Factory, Donegan Elementary School, the…
BREAKING: Donald Trump wins 2024 presidential election
Former President Donald Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States with 277 electoral votes, according to the…
Dean Caivano discusses complexities of American democracy
Dean Caivano, an assistant professor of political science at Lehigh, asks his students the same question at the beginning of…
Gen Z voters to shape 2024 election results
In this election, 41 million members of Generation Z are eligible to vote — 8 million of which are eligible to…
Lehigh reports recent academic harassment incidents
In a message to the campus community sent today, Lehigh administrators and faculty members addressed concerns regarding the arrests of…
Lehigh announces new international advisory council
When the holiday season rolled around and Ashley Pritchard couldn’t afford to fly home from Thailand, where she was attending…
Unputdownable: David Benioff’s clever take on historical fiction
As my love of historical fiction persists, I sometimes struggle to find stories that are both engaging and informative. But…
Unputdownable: Beneath a Scarlett Sky sparks debate
My brother raved about this book to me, and, since he’s not a huge reader, I knew it had to…