Students integrate VR in Africana Studies
Kwame Essien, the interim director of the Africana Studies program, sees the value in bringing technology into the classroom. “Sometimes when…
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El Jefe’s brings the heat to Third Street
When PJ Walsh, ’21, walked into El Jefe’s Taqueria for the first time, he knew it would become a go-to…
Soterra team hacks away at violence against women
While testing out its newly created product on a moving train in the middle of Mumbai, India, Soterra, a team…
English professor becomes interim chair of history department
Sifting through a stack of letters, Scott Gordon dissected and pieced back together the life of Mary Penry, an 18th-century…
Lehigh rebrands dance marathon as Hawkathon
The on-campus organization and event Dance Marathon has changed its name to Hawkathon and refined its purpose. “We wanted to avoid confusion with…
“Dog Act” explores a post-apocalyptic world
A post-apocalyptic world covered in trash and wetlands sets the scene for “Dog Act,” the theatre department’s fall play. Written by…
Red Sand Project raises awareness of human trafficking through ‘artivism’
The song “Rise Up” by Andra Day droned out the sounds of chatter and footsteps that typically serve as the tune…
LearnX event gives students hands-on experience with 3D scanning
Beyza Akinci, ’22, looked on, awestruck at what she was witnessing — like most Lehigh students, she had never seen…
Tania Lombrozo shares the benefits of brief explanations
Brief is better. Tania Lombrozo, a professor of psychology at Princeton University, emphasized that humans tend to favor short explanations…
Growing grapes, getting grades: Juniors start wine business
After a busy day of classes and homework, student entrepreneurs Stephen Puhl, ’20, and Trent Sawicki, ’20, still find time…