Abestos removal presents no risk in Maginnes Hall
The asbestos removal on the fifth floor of Maginnes Hall presents no health risks to students or faculty. Brent Stringfellow, the…
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Engineering co-op program integrates students into workforce early
More than 50 students attended an information session about Lehigh’s Engineering Co-op program on Nov. 13. The co-op — a selective…
A look at the past five years: Lehigh, South Bethlehem building projects
Lehigh and South Bethlehem both have planned key developments for the future and have committed to significant improvement projects. A…
ROTC trains future leaders at Lehigh
Loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage represent the core Army values. These values guide the Reserve…
Campus expansion impacts student services
Over the next 10 years, Lehigh will welcome 1,000 more undergraduate students and 500 more graduate students. The expansion under…
Lehigh nourishes sustainability efforts with Real Food Challenge
Lehigh is close to meeting the Real Food Challenge, a commitment that the university will purchase at least 20 percent of…
Lehigh Sustainability Council rebrands, renames grant
Each month, the Lehigh Sustainability Council (LSC) administers Sustainable Initiative Grants to fund student-proposed sustainability projects. Formerly known as the…
A SouthSide controversy: 113 students applied for leases after housing email
Lehigh sent out an email earlier in October informing students that there would be no available housing for upperclassmen during…
Graduate Student Senate raises issues with new parking plan
Lehigh’s Graduate Student Senate sent a letter to Provost Pat Farrell on Nov. 7 to express its concerns about parking…
Lehigh chosen as primary US host for milestone labor conference
When the International Labor Organization turns 100 years old on April 11, 2019, it will celebrate by holding conferences worldwide.…