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…
Author Kirby Child
Kirby Child
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.
Title IX office addresses federal final rule
An email sent to the campus community this morning addressed the federal government’s recent amendments to its previous Title IX…
Former student charged with falsifying documents to gain admission
A Lehigh police investigation revealed the crimes of a former international student from India who authored a Reddit post about…
Ricardo Hall parts ways with Lehigh
After seven years at Lehigh, Ricardo Hall, vice president for Student Affairs, will start a new role at Dension University…
A meat-cute with a biomolecular engineer
Donning her long blue lab coat and with her hair pulled back into a bun, Josie Krepps, ‘24, slides her…
Unputdownable: Another grand slam for Taylor Jenkins Reid in ‘Carrie Soto is Back’
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Police investigate report of students allegedly being chased near campus
A HawkWatch alert was sent to the campus community on Oct. 29 after four students reported being chased by an…
On-campus bias incident report proven to be false
A timely warning concerning an alleged bias incident reported by a student was sent in a campus-wide HawkWatch alert on…
Gender disparities prevail between colleges
Lehigh University has steadily increased its proportion of women to men attending, and the gender ratios in the university’s individual…
Unputdownable: Beartown examines small-town secrets, big-time repercussions
With this first sentence, Frederik Backman had me hooked: “Late one evening toward the end of March, a teenager picked…