Students, alumni discuss implications of Rodale Inc. buyout
When Robert David Rodale graduated from Lehigh University in 1952, he set out to change the journalism world. Known for…
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Students speak about frustrations with parking and transportation
Of the students who took the 2017 Student Life Survey, 65.4 percent believe the cost of parking is one of the biggest…
Lehigh professors debate President Trump’s first-year policies
The Lehigh Debate Society hosted a debate between economics professor Frank Gunter and political science professor Anthony DiMiaggio on Oct.…
Q&A: Cross country runners Poore, Mitchell share thoughts on coming out as gay
Freshmen cross country and track runners Susie Poore and Michael Mitchell came out as gay during National Coming Out Day,…
World Food Day event promotes food insecurity awareness
To honor the United Nations’ World Food Day and advocate for local and global food security, the Office of Sustainability…
California wildfires leave members of Lehigh community without homes
Wildfires in Northern California have devastated communities in the region and irrevocably changed the day-to-day lives of residents. The fires…
How an idea becomes a club: students use campus resources to create organizations
There are more than 175 clubs at Lehigh. Clubs range from University Productions to Habitat for Humanity to Latin Dance Club, while club sports range…
Bethlehem residents asked to participate in parking survey
The Bethlehem Parking Authority recently sent a survey to residents to assess the need for parking in North and South…
Lehigh student speaks out about Myanmar crisis
On top of studying for 4 o’clocks and balancing his extracurriculars, Kaung Myat, ’19, has a crisis on his mind.…
South Bethlehem Boys and Girls club shuts down because of low funding
South Bethlehem institutions and organizations are stepping up to fill the void in programming created by the closing of the…