Chabad helps students celebrate Passover away from home
Lehigh’s Chabad House hosted two Seder dinners Friday and Saturday to give students a place to celebrate Passover with their…
Browsing: diversity
Professor discusses history of slavery in Bethlehem
The Moravians, a protestant European sect, founded Bethlehem in 1741 as a utopian religious community. At the time, Bethlehem was…
Youth-Rep program offers students a voice on the world stage
During her first semester at Lehigh, Sarah Berman, ’16, had the opportunity to shake hands with the Secretary General of the United…
Two students visiting for Diversity Life Weekend cited for alcohol consumption
During Diversity Life Weekend, which was held from April 8-10, accepted students from socioeconomically, regionally or racially diverse backgrounds spent…
First generation students experience ‘growing pains’
Of the various factors that influence a first-generation student’s experiences, those that can have a particular impact are gender roles, customs and…
Political messages written in chalk spark debate
The ground is dotted with color each spring as the changing seasons give way to budding flowers and green grass.…
Too African to be American? Too American to be African?
The film, “Am I: Too African to be American or Too American to be African?” looks at females like Jalloh-Heyward…
How borders influence Latin American life
The Latin American Studies Department held its first Latin Americanist Conference on March 30. The Spanish word for borders — “fronteras” — inspired the conference’s…
Without Walls project aims to break down barriers
A wall of hate will be erected on the STEPS front lawn March 28, and students will be given markers…
Conference to raise dialogue about women, religion
Lehigh will host the Feminisms Beyond the Secular conference from March 21-23 with an aim to start a dialogue about post secular-feminism…