Free Narcan kits provided to lower local opioid overdoses
With a national increase in opioid usage and overdoses, the Bethlehem Health Bureau introduced a program to provide Narcan nasal…
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The Rivalry stretches from coast to coast
For alumni who are unable to attend the Lehigh v. Lafayette Rivalry in person, telecasts offer an opportunity for them…
Organizing The Rivalry home game
In preparation for the 159th Lehigh-Lafayette Rivalry, the Lehigh administration broke down the logistics required for the home game. This…
Lehigh partners with the Delaware Nation to expand indigenous studies department
Lehigh University will now have an office within its Institute of Indigenous Studies for the Delaware Nation, a Native American…
Two fraternities chosen to join the Hill in 2024 and 2026
The Lehigh Interfraternity Council announced that of the five potential fraternities that presented to be added to Lehigh’s campus, two…
New playground to foster more sense of community
Bethlehem partnered with KABOOM! and the Pennsylvania Municipal League to create a playground in Fairview Park that is meant to…
Demonstration in support of Palestine draws mixed reactions
Over 200 students and community members gathered on the STEPS lawn Thursday, Nov. 9, to show their solidarity for Palestine…
Students decide whether to vote in Pennsylvania or in their home state
Lehigh students are faced with a tough decision every election: should they vote in their home state or in Northampton…
Municipal election results announced
Municipal elections were held Tuesday, consisting of several important local contests, including District Attorney, Bethlehem County Controller, Bethlehem City Council…
Bethlehem City Council election preview
Bethlehem residents will vote Nov. 7 to fill three City Council seats. The race features three Republicans and three Democrats. …