Chandler-Ullmann to be renovated with help of students
Plans have been made to redesign and renovate Chandler-Ullmann Hall, one of the oldest buildings on campus. Students who occupy…
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Leadership conferences offer future career advantages
Lehigh has a long-standing relationship with the Big Four accounting firms — Ernst & Young, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers —…
Clown brings sensory-friendly performance to Zoellner
Zoellner Arts Center hosted its first sensory-friendly show, “Exceptions to Gravity,” to give families with members who have sensory sensitivities…
Mountaintop: An education beyond the classroom walls
Way up on Lehigh’s Mountaintop Campus are several old research buildings previously owned by Bethlehem Steel. In the past, these…
Embracing body positivity in a culture of disordered eating
The Women’s Center hosted a talk on body positivity Monday evening in an effort to raise awareness and support for those…
UnSlut: The fight against slut-shaming and victim-blaming
Slut. The word has affected many women around the world and was the one that inspired Emily Lindin, the creator of “UnSlut:…
Club Corner: the Hobo Army improv troupe
With its newly-elected executive board, the Hobo Army — an on-campus improvisational group — hopes to increase its membership and help reduce…
How coming to college affects students’ faith
Growing up, Todd Austin, ‘16, attended church regularly. He described his faith prior to college as “not that serious,” but he…
Clubs share Indian culture with all students
When Kris Datta, ’16, was a first-year student, Lehigh’s Indian culture-focused opportunities seemed to fall short of expectations. The weekly…
Club emphasizes importance of funding Planned Parenthood
Debate about whether the government should fund Planned Parenthood has been at the forefront of this year’s 2016 presidential race. Planned…