Bethlehem businesses struggle to keep their floors staffed
Tony Cheng, manager and co-owner of Hocaa Bubble Tea, began hanging help-wanted posters in the windows of his establishment in…
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Twenty years later: Lehigh community members remember Sept. 11
Lehigh University Police chief Jason Schiffer was a police officer for the City of Bethlehem and on the emergency response…
Students commemorate the 20th anniversary of Sept. 11 with flag planting memorial on front lawn
Every year, 2,977 flags are planted on the University Center lawn by students to commemorate the attacks that took place…
Kellyn Foundation hosts Mobile Market as Bethlehem searches for Ahart’s replacement
With financial assistance from the City of Bethlehem’s Community Development Block Grant COVID-19 funds, the Kellyn Foundation has been offering…
The not-so-rare breakthrough: Vaccinated students are testing positive for COVID-19
Despite an added layer of protection against COVID-19 offered by the vaccine, Lehigh students are still testing positive for the…
Common Grounds dining option in Rauch Business Center has closed its doors indefinitely
Common Grounds, Rauch Business Center’s café that served Starbucks Coffee, house-made soups, hand-rolled sushi as well as hot and cold…
BREAKING: More guidelines put in place as active cases decrease
As the number of active cases declined and the availability of isolation housing increased, The COVID-19 Response Team announced updates…
Hundreds of students gather unmasked during Fetty Wap concert
On Thursday Sept. 2 hundreds of Lehigh students gathered on the front lawn to listen to artist Fetty Wap perform…
Back in the classroom: Professors worry about the lack of social distancing
The start of the academic year was two business days away and Professor María Bárbara Zepeda Cortés was assigned a…