Put on pause: Biden’s student loan debt relief program in limbo
Less than a week after applications for President Joe Biden’s student debt relief plan went live, a federal appeals court…
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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…
As accommodating as possible: Williams Hall testing center aids students
The testing center in Williams Hall opened earlier this semester as a designated space for students needing accommodations to complete…
Meet Bethlehem’s new pop-up library: the book bike
The Bethlehem Area Public Library recently received a “book bike” donated by IronPigs Charities. This organization, associated with the Lehigh…
Learning in 3D: student-focused extended reality lab coming to FML
Extended reality technology, the catch-all phrase used to describe augmented and virtual reality, is bridging barriers, both at Lehigh and…
Students discuss the reality of balancing school and work
Between taking courses, sustaining mental and physical health and maintaining a social life, college students often juggle many responsibilities. On…
The need to disagree: talking politics in the classroom
In such a polarized world, an organization or individual may feel they need to hide their political views. A poll…
‘Novel’ programs impact youth literacy in Bethlehem schools
Over seven years ago, less than half of the students in the Bethlehem Area School District were proficient on the…
New business building approaching completion
The new 74,000-square-foot Lehigh Business Innovation Building will open this November on the corner of Taylor Street and Packer Avenue…
TRAC Fellow Program founder leaves mark on Lehigh
The TRAC Writing Fellows Program has come a long way since its resurrection in 2008. With Gregory Skutches forging the…