Cultural crossroads: in between
Being adopted is a huge part of my life. I’m open about it when I meet someone new to limit…
Browsing: diversity
Lehigh awarded for diversity efforts, but students still fall through the cracks
Founded in 1865 by Asa Packer, Lehigh was originally an all male, all white university focused on engineers. It wasn’t…
Empowering multilingual students: Professor hosts pronunciation workshops
“Adjusting to a new language can make a multilingual speaker mentally and physically tired, as speaking a different language for…
Korean Student Association hosts first-ever Mr. KSA pageant
With diss-tracks and choreographed dances, the strutting of cowboys and firefighters and a spontaneous conga line — the first-ever Mr.…
LGBTQ+ safety and education on campus
Nex Benedict, a 16-year-old non-binary student from Oklahoma, died suddenly on Feb. 7 after they were assaulted in a high…
Restarting the Black-Jewish Alliance
Many Black Jews in America today trace their origin to Rabbi Wentworth Arthur Matthew, who founded the Harlem Ethiopian Rabbinical…
Radical Love Conference: Reintroducing what love really means
During a week full of valentines and romantic celebrations, the Marcon Institute hosted the Radical Love Conference to explore a…
Coiled Chronicles: The perception of Black hair at PWIs
In recent years, there’s been a growing awareness of the particular challenges Black people face at predominantly white institutions (PWIs).…
Edit Desk: Where are all the Black statues?
As I reflect on my brief time at Lehigh as a sophomore, I’ve often found myself immersed in the sculptures…
The Centennial School educates youth, Lehigh graduate students
Just 10 minutes away from its Asa Packer Campus, Lehigh University is affiliated with another school. However, this is not…