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…
Breaking Barriers: Our Journey to the White House and Beyond
Aminata Coulibaly: Never in a million years did I think I would have the opportunity to work at the White…
Campus Voices: What is a modern feminist?
From elementary to high school graduation, I went to an all-girls school. As such, I grew up debating and discussing…
Edit Desk: What do they see when they see me?
Early in the morning of Nov. 6, 2024, Donald Trump was elected president of the United States. Just a few…
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…
Bethlehem residents express concerns about Israel’s actions at city council meeting
At the Bethlehem City Council meeting on Tuesday, several local residents made public comments about the Israel-Hamas conflict. Council members…
Editorial: American hellscape, technocrat heaven
With a recent excess of media coverage about Elon Musk — who is now the senior advisor to President Donald…
Councilwoman Grace Crampsie Smith shares path to mayoral campaign
Bethlehem City Councilwoman Grace Crampsie Smith, ‘05G, announced her candidacy for mayor of Bethlehem on Jan. 29, challenging incumbent Mayor…