Students attempt to maximize profit from used books
There are many options for students to sell their textbooks. Make sure you get the most for yours by following…
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TAMID offers students hands-on business experience
Lehigh’s chapter of TAMID, a national investing and consulting organization that gives students the opportunity to gain hands-on business experience by…
No Kill Lehigh Valley works to save lives of local animals
Diane Davison, founder and president of No Kill Lehigh Valley, distinctly remembers a phone call she received one morning. The…
Mustard and Cheese Drama Society presents ‘Reefer Madness’ as first student-run show in 20 years
If clever satire and catchy music weren’t enough to convince you to see the Mustard and Cheese Drama Society’s newest…
Packard Lab renovations reflect changing student needs
*Third installment of Lifestyle’s building series. Packard Laboratory, a building that houses the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied…
Christmas City shines bright for holiday season
In December of 1937, the mayor of Bethlehem, Robert Preifle, wanted to revive a city that was struggling from the…
Alumni Memorial houses administrative community
Although one of the most striking buildings on campus, with its Gothic architecture and vines crawling up all sides of…
Marching 97 boasts spirit rooted in tradition
Many Lehigh students attribute their reasons for attending the university to its beautiful campus, its nationally ranked academic programs or…
‘Practice, practice, practice’ pays off for Choral Arts at Carnegie Hall
Lehigh’s football team wasn’t the only group of students to perform on a bigger stage than usual as part of…
Students gain ‘real-world’ experience through co-op program
Kirsten Leskowich, ’16, nervously walked into the company picnic, and before she knew it, she was paired with her supervisor…