Lehigh’s role in the poverty of South Bethlehem
To afford a two-bedroom apartment at the median rental rate in Bethlehem, a person would have to work 89 hours a…
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F1RST provides resources for first-generation students
When Kevin Ly, ’19, and Patricia Morales, ’19, attended LeaderShape this past winter, they discussed the struggles and hardships of first-generation…
Lehigh residents bugged by insect invasion
This winter’s mild weather didn’t just bring warmer temperatures and less snowfall to campus than in previous years. It also brought bugs. “There’s…
Prescription pill abuse on campus matches national statistics
As students begin to study for final exams, the abuse rate of prescription drugs such as Ritalin, Adderall and Vyvanse…
‘Work to be done’: Lehigh reflects on campus climate changes, progress
After the class of 2017 graduates next May, there will few students on campus who were present for the racially charged events that…
First LGBT community center opens in Lehigh Valley
Editor’s note: A previous version of this article inaccurately portrayed the role Liz Bradbury and Patricia Sullivan had in the…
Advancement Services to move to new South Side building
Lehigh’s Advancement Services, along with offices at St. Luke’s Health Network, will move 120 employees into a 6-story, $20 million building…
Symposium addresses Lehigh’s community engagement
George White, a professor in the educational leadership program, shared a story of how a young Lehigh student who was part…
Earth Day celebration promotes sustainability
Though the sun was only poking through the clouds and drizzle covered students as they walked across campus, Earth Day…
Students from marijuana-legal states weigh in on the drug’s use
The legalization of marijuana is a popular topic of discussion within the United States, particularly during the political campaign season. A survey…