SAT to become digital by 2024
The College Board announced in January that the SAT will be completely digital by 2024. The new SAT will roll…
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New mayor of Bethlehem steps into office
Mayor William Reynolds was sworn in on Jan. 3 at city hall, becoming Bethlehem’s 14th mayor. In attendance at the…
Bethlehem mayor elect discusses city relationship with Lehigh
Mayor elect J. William Reynolds discussed the relationship he hopes to cultivate between Lehigh and the city during the mayoral…
Rapid Rundown: Bethlehem City Council postpones adoption of 2022 Budget in a 3-2 vote
Bethlehem City Council met on Nov. 16 to discuss several issues and hold the procedural vote to adopt the general…
City of Bethlehem makes plans for capital improvement through 2026
Bethlehem City Council’s Committee of the Whole met in October for an informational session discussing the recently approved 2022-2026 Capital…
Election Day 2021: Bethlehem community members head to the polls
One year after a presidential election with record breaking turnout in Pennsylvania, Bethlehem residents and Lehigh students headed to the…
J. William Reynolds and John Kachmar are vying to be Bethlehem’s next mayor
In the upcoming Northampton County Municipal Election on Nov. 2, Democrat J. William Reynolds and Republican John Kachmar are running…
Bethlehem City Council candidates plan to address community issues following the election
Bethlehem’s municipal elections will take place on Nov. 2, with four seats up for grabs on city council and four…
Bethlehem mayoral debate: Candidates discuss Lehigh, the pandemic and spending
Bethlehem mayoral candidates John Kachmar (R) and J. William Reynolds (D) debated on Oct. 28 leading up to the Nov.…
Rep. Susan Wild introduced bill to address student mental health in higher education
Rep. Susan Wild and Rep. Fred Keller introduced bipartisan legislation into the House as a step toward addressing student mental…