Lehigh works on contingency plans for fall 2020
Lehigh officials have begun developing contingency plans for fall 2020, in the event that the coronavirus still presents itself a…
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Bethlehem small businesses await to receive federal Small Business Association loans
Several small businesses in Bethlehem are waiting to receive federal loans, three weeks after President Donald Trump’s announcement of a…
Ricardo Viera, late former LUAG director, remembered at 75
Ricardo Viera, Lehigh University Art Gallery’s director for 44 years, passed away on April 1 after suffering a cardiac arrest…
Commencement plans disrupted in wake of coronavirus
As the pandemic has paused communities around the globe, college seniors across the country are left wondering the fate of…
Students will be paid the remainder of their work study earnings
Lehigh will continue to pay work study students, despite the March 12 decision to switch to remote learning for the…
Students off-campus struggle with social distancing while in quarantine
Students who remain in their off-campus Bethlehem houses do not know for certain if others are properly following Centers for…
‘Zoom Hacking’ appears in remote classes
As online classes use Zoom as their virtual platform, the rise of “Zoom hacking” or “Zoom bombing,” a new phenomenon…
28,411 unemployment claims filed in the Lehigh Valley in March
Nationwide, employers are being mandated to close their businesses, leaving many Americans unemployed — including those in the Lehigh Valley. …
Saxbys Coffee closed during coronavirus pandemic, employees temporarily laid off
This story was edited after publication to remove a paragraph that included information that could not be verified. Saxbys Coffee,…
Graduate Assistants living in Greek houses delayed one year due to PA construction pause
Graduate Assistants will no longer live in Greek chapter houses this fall as originally planned, according to an email sent…