Ukrainian professors, students give insight to Russia-Ukraine war
Russia began a military invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, escalating the ongoing conflict between the two countries into a…
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Bethlehem area schools vote to go mask-optional
The Bethlehem Area School District (BASD) adopted a mask-optional policy, approved by the school board in a meeting on Feb.…
Local store closures point to national mall decline
The Outlets at Wind Creek Bethlehem face losses as two more stores prepare to permanently shut their doors, just one…
City council green-lights addition of three South Side buildings
Bethlehem City Council voted 6-1 in favor of constructing three new buildings on the South Side. However, there was controversy…
Pennsylvania leaders discuss abortion conflict
The landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision legalized abortion nationwide, however, many barriers exist to block someone from…
A better Bethlehem needed: Low-income community members forgotten in fastest growing market
Living in Bethlehem all her life, 27-year-old Amy Brensinger grew with the city as it transformed from Bethlehem Steel to…
Edit Desk: Love thy neighborhood
In my 20 years living on this planet, I’ve had the chance to live in five different states and seven…
Editorial: The buzz on campus
New faces have arrived on campus, and the buzz is hot. It was expected the admissions committee would accept a…
Editorial: How silence can be the loudest sound
Brightness up or down? Contrast? What about the caption? Is it convincing enough? “Having the time of my life. Ready…
Edit desk: Lose the false security
People have an inherent disposition to socially categorize others. Race, wealth, gender, age and religion, for example, can allow us…