Bethlehem raises flag at City Hall for Transgender Day of Visibility
The transgender flag was raised at Bethlehem City Hall in front of a crowd of more than 100 people in…
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City council discusses removal notices left throughout homeless encampments, rezoning policies
At a Bethlehem City Council meeting on Tuesday, 10 local residents addressed the council about issues related to Bethlehem’s homeless…
Bethlehem announces park renovation plan
In an effort to reimagine its parks and recreation, the City of Bethlehem has launched a plan which promises to…
Lehigh Valley Public Media discusses future of WLVR radio station at board meeting
Lehigh Valley Public Media, an organization that operates public television, radio and news in the Lehigh Valley, is currently in…
College of Education to launch new learning sciences minor
Lehigh’s College of Education is launching a new learning sciences minor this fall — the first program in the college…
Community grapples with oversalting after winter storms
Each winter, the sidewalks and roads across Lehigh’s campus turn white — not just from snowfall, but from layers of…
“Protect the Parks:” Funding cuts impact National Park Service
Amid actions to shrink the federal work force by President Donald Trump’s administration, more than 1,000 National Park Service employees…
Dining changes on campus spark backlash among students
Lehigh Dining announced the closure and renovation of various dining options in an email to the campus community on March…
Campus community marches to support DEI initiatives in face of federal orders
In light of recent executive orders proposing to ban diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in the United States, various Lehigh…
Hundreds rally against Representative Mackenzie’s vote for budget cuts at People’s Town Hall
The Cathedral Church of the Nativity was anything but quiet on Thursday evening, as a People’s Town Hall rallied to…