A little Jack Lule goes a long way
Thirty-four years ago, with a 32-ounce tumbler of piping hot black coffee in hand, Jack Lule strolled into his first-ever…
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Editorial: Can you put a price tag on your passion
Our majors shape most of our day-to-day experiences. They dictate the buildings we spend our time in, the professors we…
Editorial: Honoring the legacy of The Brown and Black
The Brown and White is Lehigh’s oldest student publication, having started in 1894. But, despite its longevity, it hasn’t been…
Editorial: Journalism programs’ enrollment rises as students pursue truth
“So what are you going to do with a journalism degree?” concerned relatives ask over lengthy holiday dinners. As journalists,…
Edit Desk: What it means to be a journalist
Attending last week’s lectures from Carl Bernstein and Marty Baron made me appreciate the responsibility that all journalists — myself…