Struggle for IVF access represented at State of the Union
Christie Nicas, a Bethlehem resident who had two of her three children through in vitro fertilization, was invited by Rep.…
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Lehigh celebrates 50 years of women’s athletics
In 1973, swimming and field hockey became the first two women’s sports programs at Lehigh University. Shortly after, in 1974,…
Korean Student Association hosts first-ever Mr. KSA pageant
With diss-tracks and choreographed dances, the strutting of cowboys and firefighters and a spontaneous conga line — the first-ever Mr.…
Expanding dining options over breaks
During the Thanksgiving and spring breaks, dining options for students who stay on campus are limited to Common Grounds, Market…
Creatives of Lehigh capture students’ passion for photography
A blend of creativity and entrepreneurial spirit brews within the Creatives of Lehigh club, a community fostering the growth of…
The psychedelic symphony of student band Landline
Landline, a Lehigh-student-comprised electric folk and psychedelic band that’s two years in the making, is prepping for the release of…
Men’s lacrosse starts 2-1 in conference play
The Lehigh men’s lacrosse team is currently 2-1 in Patriot League play after defeating Bucknell University, 9-8, at home on…
Editorial: Psst…did you hear?
As Gretchen Wieners asked Karen Smith in 2004’s “Mean Girls,” “If someone said something bad about you, you’d want me…
Lehigh baseball hopes for ‘special season’
Despite recent injuries, the Lehigh baseball team is off to their hottest non-conference start in decades. The Mountain Hawks won…
City Council proposes limits to public comments
Bethlehem City Council is considering limiting public comment to Bethlehem residents and taxpayers in accordance with the Sunshine Law in…