College of Education offers all PA educators discounted tuition
Lehigh’s College of Education is offering a 10 percent tuition discount, for up to 18 credits, for all licensed or…
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Why it might be more difficult traveling to New York City, Philadelphia
Fullington Trailways, a bus company serving the Lehigh Valley since 1908, has been forced to eliminate multiple routes — such…
Hazing reported at a Lehigh fraternity house
The Lehigh University Police Department received a report alleging hazing at the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity on Sunday at 1:43…
Solving payroll frustrations: University payments go biweekly
Lehigh announced on March 1 the university payroll system will be moving from semimonthly to biweekly payments, occurring every other…
Bethlehem City Council reviews Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code
Bethlehem City Council met on April 19 to discuss changes in the community and to review the adoption of the…
A potentially grim future for local farmland: Miller Farm for sale
Miller Farm, on Farmersville Road in Bethlehem, includes two historical buildings and others that predate township records. Surrounding the property…
BA.2 COVID variant points to higher cases
COVID-19 cases are rising again on the local, state and national levels, with many experts pointing to the BA.2 variant…
A seat at the table: Students want in on board of trustees meetings
Lehigh’s Student Senate recently proposed an idea of having a senate member sit in on Lehigh’s board of trustees meetings,…
Review of LUPD identifies issues and sets goals for improvement
A review of the Lehigh University Police Department has determined a number of issue areas in diversity and trust, as…
A peek into Lehigh research: Developing metal superalloys
Lehigh University recently entered an agreement with The Ohio State University granting upwards of $25 million over five years to…