Trial date set for Moravian sexual harassment lawsuit
UPDATE: On July 30, 2019, both parties agreed to settle the lawsuit, foregoing further trial. A female Moravian College student…
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Edit desk: Sympathetic inaction
As all eyes turn to the television, an unprecedented hush quickly quiets the chatter in nail salon. For a brief…
Judy Woodruff encourages open conversation to reach reconciliation
Judy Woodruff, anchor and managing editor for PBS NewsHour, addressed the need for peaceful conversations, in the midst of the…
Lehigh opens dialogue around campus sexual misconduct
Jeanne Clery was raped and murdered in Stoughton Hall in 1986. More than 30 years after the tragedy, Clery’s name…
Pride Center discusses resources for LGBTQ+ sexual assault survivors
Members of the LGBTQ+ community experience higher rates of sexual assault compared to individuals who identify as heterosexual. Approximately 10…
Double standard impacts some Bethlehem business owners
When he was 21 years old, Joe D’Ambrosio opened his barber shop in the South Bethlehem Historic District. Now, at…
Bethlehem residents, officials battle between past and present in development
In the middle of Wyandotte Street sits an invisible yet inescapable divide — the border of the South Bethlehem Historic…
The Conflict Zone: My entitlement
I unzip the skinny black bag and put together the tripod. Screwing the camera into place, I put it in…
Bethlehem Parking Authority to consider price increases, demolishing parking garage
Parking has been a long-standing problem for Bethlehem residents. In 2017, the Bethlehem Parking Authority opened the New Street garage…
Lehigh trustee attends Student Senate meeting for first time in at least 4 years
For the first time in at least four years, a member of Lehigh’s board of trustees attended a Student Senate…