Richard Verma offers perspectives on current political landscape
Nearly 100 attendees filled Baker Hall in the Zoellner Arts Center on Tuesday to hear Richard Verma, ‘90, discuss his…
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New polling place to open at Lehigh-owned church
The polling location for Bethlehem’s 3rd Ward is moving from the Banana Factory on West Third Street to the former…
BREAKING: Lehigh-sponsored visas of “a few” international students have been revoked
An email sent to the Lehigh community today announced the Lehigh-sponsored student visas of “a few” international students have been…
Bethlehem appoints first sustainability manager
Bethlehem recently appointed its first ever sustainability manager, becoming the second of the Lehigh Valley’s three major cities to create…
City Council tables public comment limits
Bethlehem’s City Council is no stranger to long-winded meetings, but discussions surrounding a resolution for a ceasefire in Gaza have…
City Council proposes limits to public comments
Bethlehem City Council is considering limiting public comment to Bethlehem residents and taxpayers in accordance with the Sunshine Law in…
Election Day on the South Side
Approximately 318,526 people call Northampton County home, according to the U.S. Census. But from that number, only 218,735 individuals are…
Gov. Josh Shapiro implements automatic voter registration
Pennsylvania is now the 24th state in the country to implement automatic voter registration, meaning Pennsylvanian residents who have driver’s…
Affirmative action ruling points to ambiguous future for student diversity
Many institutions of higher education, including Lehigh, have been forced to re-evaluate their admissions practices following a Supreme Court ruling…
Proposed bill would compensate for tax-exempt properties
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives proposed a bill that would provide funds to municipalities that have 15% or more of…