Student Fitness Week events get students moving on campus
In an effort to emphasize that working out can be fun and doesn’t have to be intimidating, Taylor Gym employees…
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Students shave heads, raise over $12,000 for cancer research
Joe Guzikowski, ’20, decided to make a change in Lehigh philanthropy events. Cancer has taken a toll on Guzikowski’s loved…
Setting the Stage: theater students direct upcoming ‘Familiar but Strange’ production
Toward the end of his fourth and final year at Lehigh, Matthew Schonberg, ’18, checked a book out of the…
Café the Lodge provides art recovery for community members
Artist Tara Shuey suffers from Trigeminal Neuralgia, a chronic pain condition that affects her facial nerves. When she paints, however,…
Diversity bus tour encourages students to eliminate unconscious bias
The interactive “Check Your Blind Spots” mobile bus tour came to Lehigh on April 18, aiming to make students and faculty aware…
RedBall Project visited Bethlehem for the SouthSide Music and Arts Festival
The element of the unexpected was at the core of the art in this year’s SouthSide Music and Arts Festival.…
Figure skaters learn on and off the rink at charter arts high school
Amid the bustling traffic of East Third Street, academics meet the arts. The Lehigh Valley Charter High School for…
Lehigh community celebrates Earth Day with week of events
Jonathan Bloom has spent most of the last decade researching and teaching people all across the country about the effects…
‘At the Intersection’ provides a space to learn about intersecting identities
While conversations regarding identity might occur within fragmented groups at Lehigh, students with different perspectives do not always come together…
Graduate scholarships provide international opportunities for students
Evan Gaj, ’16, spends his days researching drones in Warsaw, Poland. His research is made possible by the Fulbright program, an…