Culture, History & Greek Life
The Schropp Dry Goods Shoppe on Main Street has been paying homage to Bethlehem’s rich heritage since it opened May…
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In recent years, the explosion of microtrends on social media has transformed how we perceive and engage with the world.…
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Shankweiler’s Drive-In Theatre opened in Orefield, Pennsylvania, on April 15, 1934. It was the second drive-in constructed in the country,…
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Lehigh’s Colleges Against Cancer held its annual donation event, Relay for Life, to support the research efforts of the American…
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Victor Luckerson, an author and journalist, was welcomed by The Department of Journalism and Department of Africana Studies on Feb.…
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It’s no secret that student attendance at sporting events has been a sore spot for Lehigh for years. With Saturday…
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The Hill, Lehigh’s on-campus locale for Greek housing, has seen fraternities and sororities come and go over the years. Since…
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Amidst the backdrop of racial incidents, a beacon of activism and advocacy emerged: Lehigh’s Brown and Black magazine. The Brown…
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No matter how you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day, whether it be with your significant other, friends, family or with your own…
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Lunar New Year, a holiday celebrated across many Asian countries, highlights traditional values and aspirations for families, such as good…
