CEC series encourages students to discuss difficult topics
Walk in to a Tackling Tough Topics Together discussion session, and the room will be abuzz with conversation. At this…
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Julián Castro encourages Lehigh students to vote for Clinton
When Julián Castro, the United States secretary of housing and urban development, graduated from Stanford University in 1996, he had…
From dining halls to food pantries: food recovery programs aim to reduce waste
Lehigh Dining Services and Sodexo are implementing new programs and using technology to minimize post-consumer waste and leftover food. The Federal…
The Student Senate club recognition process, explained
This article is part of a series about the role of Student Senate on Lehigh’s campus. There are approximately 300…
Author Eileen Pollack discusses gender bias in STEM fields
Eileen Pollack was one of the first women to earn a bachelor’s degree in physics from Yale. In 1978, she wrote…
Suspicious package found on West Fourth Street, deemed not a threat
A suspicious package was found at the office of Magisterial District Justice Nancy Matos-Gonzalez on 202 W. Fourth St., according…
Gryphons, Office of Residence Life discuss contract discrepancies
This semester, members of the Gryphon Society have expressed frustrations with the Office of Residence Life regarding discrepancies related to obligations and compensation for…
The role of a running mate: understanding the vice presidency
With the impending election in November, the names Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are often brought up in conversation. However, their…
Taylor Branch discusses voters’ rights, civil rights
Voter registration closed in Pennsylvania Oct. 11. Although U.S. citizens ages 18 to 35 comprise 31 percent of the overall…
Professor removed from organic chemistry teaching position
It’s the first week of classes. More than 150 students are seated in an organic chemistry lecture, feeling anxious about the semester. The next…