The Pride Center hosts first Lunch and Learn
While eating their lunch, students had the opportunity to learn about the censorship of books that feature or focus on…
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Editorial: Is the customer always right?
The classroom power dynamic has long been one-sided. Teachers teach, students learn and that’s just how it goes. Whether we…
Founder’s Day allows for a celebration of past, present and future Lehigh generations
Acapella music, dance performances, food, Lehigh Jeopardy and an Asa Packer impersonator filled the Front Lawn as the Lehigh community…
Men’s wrestling looks to repeat placement in top 25
After finishing 9-9 last season, Lehigh’s wrestling team is ranked 28th in the nation according to InterMat. Although the team…
Colleges attempt to reduce plastic waste
Plastic bottle bans have been implemented on several college campuses across the country, encouraging schools like Lehigh to follow in…
Northampton County hosts first gun buyback program
The Northampton County District Attorney’s Office hosted its first gun buyback event, where participants were able to safely dispose of…
12th annual Oktoberfest brings German traditions to Bethlehem
Oktoberfest brought a little bit of German tradition to the Lehigh Valley, featuring German-inspired food, breweries, live music, dachshund races…
An update on the plan to build pedestrian bridge
Bethlehem’s Pedestrian Bridge Committee, established in 2016, is currently working on a project called “Bridge Bethlehem.” The project aims to…
Editorial: Give us a break
Some Jewish holidays, like Purim and Hanukkah, are times for celebrating and dressing up in fun costumes, with little religious…
Editorial: are screens here to stay?
“Is there a Zoom link?” Hearing this phrase just three years ago, the concept would have seemed foreign. Since March…