Q&A: What Rivalry Week is like for the Leopards
There are two sides to every story, as there are two sides to every rivalry. The Brown and White spoke…
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Lehigh-Lafayette sees high ticket sales
The Lehigh-Lafayette rivalry game remains historically sold out, being a major draw from students and alumni to return to campus. …
Student Activism Archive collects history on Lehigh’s campus
The Institute on Critical Race and Ethnic Studies (ICRES) held an open forum to discuss the legacy of student activism…
Then and Now: Alumni and current students compare Le-Laf traditions
This fall semester marks the return of in-person Lehigh-Lafayette Rivalry festivities. Celebrating the 157th game of the most-played rivalry in…
To test or not to test: The future of SAT/ACT tests as an admissions tool at Lehigh
In response to the pandemic, many colleges and universities allowed applicants to go test-optional with standardized tests in the admissions…
City of Bethlehem makes plans for capital improvement through 2026
Bethlehem City Council’s Committee of the Whole met in October for an informational session discussing the recently approved 2022-2026 Capital…
Lehigh professors are paid less than those at comparable universities
Lehigh faculty are earning less on average than those at comparable schools, according to research by the American Association of…
Study Abroad Office and students prepare for spring semesters abroad
Studying abroad has once again become a possibility for students for the spring 2022 semester. While there are still COVID-19…
Kill-a-Watt Competition aims to inspire residence halls to decrease energy consumption
The Kill-a-Watt Energy Conservation Competition, an effort to reduce individual energy consumption, is one of many events taking place over…
President Helble to increase size of interdisciplinary programs by 50 percent
Lehigh offers three interdisciplinary programs which combine majors from different colleges. Each of these programs currently has an enrollment cap…