Mountain Man: Gap semester leads student across the country
As Oliver Rye’s fellow engineering classmates were in the library this October preparing for their midterm exams, he was 3,700…
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Milet to retire after 39 years
Thirty-nine years, numerous contributions and accomplishments later, theatre professor Jeffrey Milet is retiring. Milet graduated the Yale School of Drama in 1969, specializing…
Hawk Talk: Why did you choose Lehigh?
‘Hawk Talk’ is a new photography project by The Brown and White where we stop Lehigh students and faculty and ask…
Two students, one faculty safe in Paris after terror attacks
The three Lehigh individuals – two students and one faculty member – known to be in Paris are safe and…
School reform activist Geoffrey Canada speaks at Lehigh
In recent years, the debate between charter and public schools has become an increasingly prevalent issue in the national sphere.…
Farmer’s Market vendors talk about their off season
Home to the university bookstore, mail center and Johnny’s Bagels, Farrington Square transforms into a thriving community hub every Thursday in…
What does it mean to be a Lehigh legacy?
Every student looks for something to make them stand out on their college applications — that small advantage that will push…
Students share socioeconomic perspectives on Facebook page
A recently established Facebook page, Lehigh Class Confessions, invites students to anonymously share their experiences at Lehigh with respect to socioeconomic class…
Socks gone wild: Athletes participate in asoxination
The athletics department has a socks problem. Student athletes have joined together to raise money by playing “asoxination,” a game…
Professor McIntosh plans to retire at the end of his 50th year
When Professor James McIntosh first arrived at Lehigh 50 years ago, it was still an all-male university. One-third of Lehigh’s…