Edit desk: A Sandy Hook perspective on Parkland
“Another school shooting?” I said after reading a CNN pop-up notification on my phone. A wave of disappointment washed over…
Browsing: politics
College Democrats, Republicans host first debate of the semester
Seven Republicans and four Democrats came together to discuss three national issues on Feb. 13. In their first debate of…
Faculty announce motion to rescind Trump’s honorary degree
In a Feb. 5 meeting, faculty from Lehigh’s College of Arts and Sciences announced they would present and discuss a…
Letter to the editor: A democratic nation
Imagine the United States with single-payer healthcare, paid maternity and sick leave, a living minimum wage, and tuition-free public colleges…
Letter to the editor: The Board of Trustees, Donald Trump and accountability
Accountable. For over 40 years at Lehigh, I was held accountable by my department chair, my Dean, other administrators, and…
Editorial: Trumpism is not normal
The night of Nov. 8, 2016, will always be ingrained in our memories. We worked in the newsroom late into…
Edit desk: Keeping the lights on
Lehigh, like all universities, is a business. When I attended a board of trustees meeting in October, it felt like…
Editorial: Net Neutrality
Ajit Pai, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, spoke with members of the press on April 20. Pai casually joked…
As American as apple pie: ACLU encourages civil rights events through ‘People Power’
The pavilion in Bubeck Park was a bright spot on an otherwise dull day in Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania. The chipped…
Lehigh students hope to ‘Make America Dinner Again’
Arleene Castillo, ’20, and Daniel Moncada, ’18, want to take Lehigh out to dinner. Castillo and Moncada, student representatives of…