South Bethlehem sees turnover in restaurants, businesses
This year, four of South Bethlehem’s restaurants closed while four more opened. Hector Lopez, a member of the South Side…
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Officials explain Bethlehem housing citations and eviction policies
A Friday night — music blaring, students bobbing up and down in an overcrowded basement — can end with a…
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist shares experiences at InVision Photo Festival
Four-time Pulitzer Prize winner Carol Guzy returned to her hometown of Bethlehem for the annual InVision Photo Festival to share…
University expansion becomes possible trend across Patriot League schools
As outlined in President John Simon’s Path to Prominence initiative, Lehigh is aiming to increase the undergraduate population by 1,000 students…
Lehigh Valley raises funds, resources for Puerto Rican communities
Since Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico on Sept. 20 and devastated the island, groups in the contiguous United States and…
North and South Bethlehem divide remains unchanged
The Lehigh River meanders through the heart of Bethlehem. The water, transportation and resources that the river provides inspired Bethlehem’s…
Local music performances increase traffic at First Friday events
For the past 15 years, residents of the Lehigh Valley have come together to celebrate art, music and food on…
Alpha Epsilon Pi runs Sunday cleanups to promote unity
Every other Sunday, members of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity gather at Polk Street to begin their day with what they…
Current presidential administration might impact local elections
With Election Day approaching on Nov. 7, some United States citizens believe the nation’s situation in Washington might influence local…
Taking your Time: The world outside
As a sophomore, one of the best things I decided to do was bring my car to campus. It’s gotten…