Quiet quitting: a trend or a phenomenon?
A combination of Twitter and TikTok posts caused an emergence of the novel term “quiet quitting” in early 2022. According…
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Westgate mall forces out six local businesses
The Westgate Mall in North Bethlehem is undergoing major renovations, causing six businesses to vacate their spaces. The mall opened…
Lehigh Admissions sees record number of applications
Lehigh’s Office of Admissions received more than 18,000 applications for the class of 2027. This cohort has set a new…
Lehigh announces changes to campus transportation
Lehigh Transportation and Parking Services made changes to campus transportation for the spring 2023 semester. Changes include the discontinuation of…
Bethlehem aims to keep money out of local politics with new ordinance
Concerned Bethlehem citizens joined together in asking the local government to enact a comprehensive ethics ordinance that would eliminate financial…
Artificial intelligence in the classroom: introducing ChatGPT, DALL-E
Lehigh is responding to AI chatbots ChatGPT and DALL-E programs, which have been rising in popularity since their launch in…
Q&A: Pulitzer Prize-winner Anne Applebaum analyzes modern global politics
Before Lehigh’s 2023 Kenner Lecture on Cultural Understanding, Pulitzer Prize winning historian, journalist, commentator on geo-politics and keynote speaker Anne…
Discussing disinformation, democracy: Anne Applebaum delivers the 2023 Kenner Lecture
Anne Applebaum has had a diverse professional career: she has written lengthy history books, published world-renowned articles, vigorously debated politics…
Worth the wait?: Changes to Lamberton affect dining experience and event space
Hawk’s Nest has reopened for the spring semester, offering four retail dining options, self-serve ordering kiosks and long wait times.…
Update: off-campus assault deemed not racially motivated
Jan. 19 update: After several weeks of investigation by LUPD and Bethlehem Police, the off-campus assault of a Black student…