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…
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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.
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…
Katie Couric considers media’s role in contemporary society
To kick off this year’s Compelling Perspectives series, Lehigh students, faculty and staff were invited to attend a discussion between…
BREAKING: Four Lehigh students charged with forgery and theft of services
Editor’s Note: This story has been altered to include comments from the university and updates regarding fundraising. Four Lehigh students…
Annual campus ceremony honors 9/11 victims
2,977 flags for 2,977 lives lost. Americans bore witness to fatal terrorist attacks in New York City, Washington, D.C., and…
Ambassador to the UN discusses international diplomacy: Q&A with Sergiy Kyslytsya
Sergiy Kyslytsya is a Ukrainian career diplomat who has served as Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the United…
Unputdownable: Navigating the heavy themes in A Little Life
A Little Life is the saddest book I’ve ever read, but it’s also one of the best. The novel is…
Fast food accessibility contributes to health disparities in Bethlehem
With 45 fast-food restaurants — about 2 per square mile — there’s no shortage of greasy french fries, crispy chicken…