Arts and Sciences trailblazer departs after 18 years
Jackie Krasas, deputy provost for Faculty Affairs, will become the dean of the College and Graduate School of Arts and…
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Lehigh’s legacy admissions explained: why they are more likely to be accepted
The legacy acceptance rate for the class of 2026 marked its first decline in five years. Despite this decrease, it…
Connecting a severed South Side: How geographic divides affect gauging constituent needs
Bethlehem city government launched an initiative known as “We Build Bethlehem” in an effort to increasingly seek out public opinions…
Monthly additional SNAP payments have ended in the Lehigh Valley
Additional monthly Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments given to Lehigh Valley residents have come to an end. The emergency…
New electronic design studio sparks innovation in Wilbur Powerhouse
The ability to create physical circuits or circuit board technology can enhance some Lehigh students’ academic experience. Now, the new…
Bethlehem invests in outdoor green spaces following COVID lockdowns
A space where trains once reigned is now scattered with human and plant life. Shoes slap the pavement as people…
Ombuds office provides confidential support and conflict resolution
Lehigh’s Ombuds Office is expanding to include a third ombudsperson, Kathleen Hutnik. Hutnik is the associate deputy provost for graduate…
Liquor violations on campus spiked during pandemic
As Lehigh has seen increases in liquor violations in recent years, the university’s medical amnesty policy works to provide students…
Ending another chapter: Local libraries struggle after funding losses
Lower Saucon Township stopped paying Hellertown Public Library their annual $90,000 to $100,000, per an agreement between the two organizations. …
BREAKING: Update on missing student Daniel Lee
Note from the editors: this story makes mention of self-harm. Ric Hall, vice president for Student Affairs, and Jason Schiffer,…