Q&A: Kenner Lecture speaker Bill Bradley talks activism, political culture
Bill Bradley discussed ideas from his book We Can All Do Better as he delivered the 18th Kenner Lecture on…
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Financial aid changes to meet 100 percent of need
Lehigh recently announced that the university will meet 100 percent of both current and admitted students’ demonstrated financial need starting next…
Newsome encourages social activism on campus
After the Charleston church shooting in June, activist and filmmaker Bree Newsome scaled a 30-foot flagpole at the South Carolina…
Project aims to spark political engagement
College students, who are traditionally between the ages of 18-24 years old, make up the smallest percentage of active voters…
Budget cuts impact local Bethlehem schools
The Bethlehem Area School District is one of the largest in the state with roughly 13,400 students attending its 16…
Lehigh applies for third LEED certified building
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design is a certification that focuses on building around green concepts which helps design buildings…
Interpretation varies for Clery Act reporting
Thirty-three percent of Lehigh’s undergraduate population lives off-campus as of Fall 2015, according to Lehigh Residential Services. The university, however,…
CORE report recognizes Greek, non-Greek divide
The Commission on Residential Environment report, which was presented to the Lehigh community in July, addressed social issues on Lehigh’s campus…
Coalition rejects tradition as excuse for hazing
On college campuses across the country, hazing has taken on a dark form where joining an organization, in some cases…
Departments debate efficacy of online, paper course evaluations
The number of sheets of paper that the Office of Institutional Research consumed to conduct course evaluations last spring is…