Lehigh, Northampton counties lead state in flu cases
Most students on campus are asleep or preparing for a morning class at 8:45 a.m. on a Monday, but the…
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Students to represent NGOs at special UN Commission for first time
Nine Lehigh students were chosen to present at the United Nation’s Commission on the Status of Women global conference this…
Africana studies program awarded grant to promote discussion, service
The Africana studies program has been awarded a $500,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to promote and…
Q&A: Kenner Lecture speaker Bill Bradley talks activism, political culture
Bill Bradley discussed ideas from his book We Can All Do Better as he delivered the 18th Kenner Lecture on…
Financial aid changes to meet 100 percent of need
Lehigh recently announced that the university will meet 100 percent of both current and admitted students’ demonstrated financial need starting next…
Orientation for “special population” is revamped
Hundreds of first-year students move to South Mountain and start a week-long orientation process every August. Another group of students,…
Blizzard causes traffic, transportation, snow removal issues
The blizzard on Jan. 23 broke all-time snow records in several cities, and in Bethlehem, caused what senior computing consultant Kathy…
Newsome encourages social activism on campus
After the Charleston church shooting in June, activist and filmmaker Bree Newsome scaled a 30-foot flagpole at the South Carolina…
Alumnus Joseph Perella to deliver 148th commencement address
Lehigh’s own Joseph R. Perella, ’64, has been announced as speaker for the university’s 148th commencement on May 23. Perella,…
Project aims to spark political engagement
College students, who are traditionally between the ages of 18-24 years old, make up the smallest percentage of active voters…