Back-to-back DUIs raise concern across campus
As the excitement and spirit of Lehigh-Lafayette’s annual football game came to a close, the campus community should reflect on…
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Lehigh files for summary judgment in lawsuit involving professor
Lehigh met the predetermined deadline to file for summary judgment on Nov. 22, in a lawsuit involving Monica Miller, according…
Lehigh invests $28 million in fossil fuels
Three years ago, members of Lehigh’s Green Action club demonstrated on the university’s front lawn, demanding the university divest any…
Student Senate hosts discussion regarding inappropriate comment slipped in agenda
On Tuesday, Nov. 12, Student Senate held a public discussion regarding an inappropriate comment printed in the agenda for a…
UPDATE: Judge lays out pretrial schedule in Feit lawsuit, settlement left open
UPDATE: Feit and Lehigh met for a pretrial conference earlier Friday. The parties will proceed with preparations for a trial…
Connections transit system to make changes based on commuter feedback
Students and faculty — especially commuters — have filed complaints about the new transit system since its launch in March,…
Bruce Taggart leaves Library and Technology Services after 20 years
Bruce Taggart, the man behind the renovation of both Lehigh libraries and of campus technology, is making what he calls…
Robert Flowers named College of Arts and Sciences dean after selection process
Update: Robert Flowers, deputy provost for faculty affairs and chemistry professor, was announced by Provost Pat Farrell as the new…
Trial date set for Monica Miller lawsuit
A civil lawsuit alleging unlawful discrimination and retaliation against Lehigh University could head to trial Jan. 21, 2020. Monica Miller,…
LUPD trains for active shooter situation, shares protocol with students
The Lehigh University Police Department partnered with the Bethlehem Police Department for a three-day, nationally-recognized active threat training workshop at…