Lehigh senior aims to be one of youngest developers in New York City
Ian Mason, ’19, is looking to be one of the youngest real estate developers in New York City, pending the…
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Health, medicine and society department celebrates National Public Health Week
Four months into the calendar year isn’t too late to raise awareness for the importance of maintaining good health. During…
Lehigh faculty examine cheating culture
She tapped her pencil on the desk, searching every corner of her brain for the answer to the exam question.…
White House of Horrors: Everything must go
This past Sunday, April 7, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigned from President Donald Trump’s administration, leaving another vacancy in…
Lehigh students take advantage of Career Center resources
As the final exam period approaches and the academic year reaches its end, underclassmen are finalizing applications for summer internships…
Lehigh reacts to Trump’s Department of Education student debt proposal
Lehigh students and faculty are responding differently to President Donald Trump’s recent vow to fix the growing issue of student debt.…
Equal pay week raises awareness for gender inequality
For every dollar made by a man, a woman receives 80 cents. Equal Pay Day was April 2, a day…
UC renovations impact future dining options
With the planned renovation of the University Center, the services located within the building that students and staff rely on…
Lehigh’s ROTC members to head to West Point for international competition
A group of Lehigh’s strongest Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) members are headed to West Point Military Academy to compete…
Clare Severe finds success as two-sport athlete
Excelling at Division I track and field is challenging in and of itself. The ability to display greatness in a…