Are internet microtrends rewiring our culture and connection?
In recent years, the explosion of microtrends on social media has transformed how we perceive and engage with the world.…
Browsing: culture and history
Local drive-in faces complications with 90th anniversary celebration
Shankweiler’s Drive-In Theatre opened in Orefield, Pennsylvania, on April 15, 1934. It was the second drive-in constructed in the country,…
Author discusses his book on Greenwood District
Victor Luckerson, an author and journalist, was welcomed by The Department of Journalism and Department of Africana Studies on Feb.…
Remembering The Brown and Black’s legacy at Lehigh
Amidst the backdrop of racial incidents, a beacon of activism and advocacy emerged: Lehigh’s Brown and Black magazine. The Brown…
A guide to Lehigh’s Valentine’s Day events
No matter how you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day, whether it be with your significant other, friends, family or with your own…
Preview: Lunar New Year celebrations will allow Asian students to embrace traditions
Lunar New Year, a holiday celebrated across many Asian countries, highlights traditional values and aspirations for families, such as good…
History meets hospitality at Sayre Mansion
Sayre Mansion, a visual reminder of Bethlehem’s lucrative railroad history, overlooks the South Side on Wyandotte Street, greeting cars crossing…
Multicultural clubs and dance groups celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Before coming to Lehigh, Tiffany Valencia, ‘25, lived in Southern California, surrounded by her Mexican-American family and peers. Once she…
Celebrating Celtic culture: Donegal Square gift shop
Donegal Square gift shop transports Bethlehem visitors to the British Isles with handmade products and clothing. The store returned to…
South Bethlehem celebrates Hispanic heritage
Sept. 15 is especially significant in South Bethlehem as it marks the commencement of National Hispanic Heritage Month – in…