Lehigh’s Council for Equity and Community seeking new members
Lehigh’s Council for Equity and Community recently put out a call for new member nominations. Voting for the election of…
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BREAKING: Spring classes will start Feb. 1, spring break canceled
The spring 2021 semester will begin Feb. 1 — with no spring break as previously scheduled — to mitigate student…
Work-study students will still be paid during remote two-week period
With Lehigh’s shift to a hybrid model for the fall semester, the work-study program had to adapt, with some positions…
Student Senate strives to uphold its mission despite unconventional semester
Despite an unconventional fall semester, Student Senate is determined to face the challenges of the semester head-on and is beginning…
BREAKING: All undergraduate classes will be remote for the next two weeks amid rising COVID-19 cases among students
All undergraduate classes and most graduate classes will be remote for the next two weeks starting Oct. 5, Provost Nathan…
Petition calls on Lehigh to cancel classes on Election Day
David Owolabi, ‘20, wants to ensure voting in the 2020 presidential election is accessible to students and that their academic…
Lehigh still undecided on 4 percent tuition increase
More than three weeks since Lehigh announced it is planning to open its campus this fall semester, the university is…
Q&A: William Thro, legal expert, shares insights on recent Clery probe into Lehigh
The Brown and White spoke with William Thro, the General Counsel at the University of Kentucky, to learn more about…
UPDATE: Clery probe to include complaints made against Peterson, Novak
The U.S. Department of Education wrote in its June 10 letter to Lehigh that it is aware of complaints that…
BREAKING: Lehigh announces it is under review for Clery compliance. Here’s what we know.
Lehigh announced in a news release on June 12 that it has been informed that the U.S. Department of Education…