Bringing diversity to the Student Senate
Student Senate President Victoria Drzymala, ‘23, first stepped on campus with the same ideology she will leave with four years…
Browsing: Governance
Getting to the roots of affordable housing
The city of Bethlehem is considering partnership options with Bethlehem Housing Authority and other nonprofit housing developers in efforts to…
Rite Aid strip mall demolition postponed
On the corner of Third and Adams streets in South Bethlehem is a one-story strip mall that houses a Rite…
Connecting a severed South Side: How geographic divides affect gauging constituent needs
Bethlehem city government launched an initiative known as “We Build Bethlehem” in an effort to increasingly seek out public opinions…
Ending another chapter: Local libraries struggle after funding losses
Lower Saucon Township stopped paying Hellertown Public Library their annual $90,000 to $100,000, per an agreement between the two organizations. …
Inside Lehigh Dining: The world of Sodexo staff
Lehigh University and Sodexo have been long-standing partners for many years, with Sodexo providing dining services to Lehigh University. According…
Bethlehem proposes the city’s first year-round homeless shelter
A finalized strategic plan to address local homelessness was presented by Bethlehem’s Department of Community and Economic Development at the…
Adopting, expanding free expression principles at Lehigh
Lehigh President Joseph Helble made a guest appearance at the first Faculty Senate meeting last month to propose the adoption…
Lehigh recognized with DE&I award four years in a row
Lehigh University was awarded, for the fourth consecutive year, the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award for continuous commitment…
Construction outside the window: living on Van Buren Street today
The construction of the new Lehigh Business Innovation Building is affecting adjacent off-campus housing and the students living there. Concerns…