Q&A with Schwarzman Scholar William Peracchio
The Schwarzman Scholarship is one of the world’s most distinguished graduate fellowships. William Peracchio, ‘21, is a computer science and…
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Lehigh Valley Audubon Society’s Peter Saenger heightens community appreciation for local wildlife
Peter Saenger was uncertain of what his future would look like. Unlike his brother and sister who always knew what…
ArtsQuest’s Curt Mosel bounced around before landing in Bethlehem to strengthen community
“Did I bomb? Did I answer those questions right?” His mind flooded with questions as he left the interview. Questions…
1 in 6,593: Raphael Keele overcomes challenging childhood
Raphael Keele, ‘22, is majoring in computer science and English and identifies as non-binary or Black and queer. He grew…
IGbethlehem: How the account’s owner has shaped the perception of Bethlehem on and offline
From the red and orange hues of fallen leaves to blue skies draped with sheets of white clouds and everything…
Marc Rittle makes it his mission to give back to those in need
Marc Rittle once pretended he was homeless. It was Thanksgiving weekend in the ‘90s, and the National Coalition for the…
Justan Parker: The man behind the activism
“Boom, boom, boom,” they all fell, said Ashleigh Strange, regional organizer for Lehigh Valley Stands Up. “He didn’t even have…
Q&A with Charlie Dent, former Republican congressman for the Lehigh Valley
Former Republican Rep. Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), ‘93G, who represented the Lehigh Valley in Congress for 13 years through Pennsylvania’s 15th…
1 in 6,593: Steven Escobar-Mendez navigates balance as a Hispanic first-generation student
The first thing you’ll notice about first-generation student Steven Escobar-Mendez, ’22, is his contagious optimism, said his friend, Matthew Gunton,…
Trainer Jennifer Lomastro redefines riders’ capabilities
Mackenzie and Tammy Eisenhart are still unsure of how they were lucky enough to receive the letter that day. The…