Mayor J. William Reynolds facilitates a new era for Bethlehem
City Council president Michael Colón didn’t know the name of his mayor growing up. “Most of my upbringing, I really…
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Women in Computer Science club revived at Lehigh
Computer science and business student Kallie Ziltz, ‘16, was once told she was “good at coding for a girl” by…
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…
Bolete: a mushroom, restaurant, family
A bolete is a kind of mushroom. But for those who frequent perhaps the most famous restaurant in Bethlehem, it…
Students aren’t enrolling in college as much: Lehigh may be an exception
College enrollment is shrinking across the United States. For the spring 2022 term, overall enrollment across public and private colleges…
Alumni celebrate Le-Laf by reconnecting with loved ones
On a frigid November day in 1987, John Lee, ‘90, and Jeff Frase, ‘90, celebrated the last meeting of The…
Inside Lehigh Dining: The world of Sodexo staff
Lehigh University and Sodexo have been long-standing partners for many years, with Sodexo providing dining services to Lehigh University. According…
Bitty & Beau’s Coffee: Embracing disabilities, changing the workforce
On Wednesdays at 12 p.m., Kyle Willans lingers at the coffee counter and chats with his co-workers. He is off…
Understanding the opioid crisis in the Lehigh Valley, beyond
After a painful root canal, a patient might be given oxycodone, a type of opioid typically prescribed after dental procedures.…
Lehigh alumna discusses new children’s book “Still Mine”
Jayne Pillemer, ‘06, sat down with The Brown and White to discuss her picture book “Still Mine,” which was published…