An estimated 64,000 people of Puerto Rican heritage live in the Lehigh Valley. After Hurricane Maria made landfall and ravaged…
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When the United Nations declared 2015 to be the hottest year on record, it topped 2014, which previously held the…
Christmas is especially important to the people of Bethlehem. Founded in 1741 by Moravian settlers, the city was christened “Bethlehem”…
A female Lehigh student reported a sexual assault at approximately 12:51 p.m. on Tuesday, according to a statement emailed to…
The Path to Prominence plan, initiated by President John Simon, encompasses a three-fold objective that spans across several years: expansion for greater…
Blindfolded students searched for grilled chicken, penne alla vodka and gemelli pasta in the Asa Packer dining room Nov. 16.…
This year, four of South Bethlehem’s restaurants closed while four more opened. Hector Lopez, a member of the South Side…
The Educational Policy Committee met Wednesday in the University Center to discuss the President’s Scholars Program and general education class…
For the first time in Lehigh’s history, International Week and Rivalry Week will be celebrated at the same time. This…
The Turkey Trot, an uphill, 2.5-mile race around campus, is Lehigh’s longest-running Rivalry Week tradition. This year’s run will be…