Does Lehigh foster political participation?
Lehigh is not known as a politically active school. Saladin Ambar, a political science professor, said Lehigh’s academic emphasis on the hard…
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Political messages written in chalk spark debate
The ground is dotted with color each spring as the changing seasons give way to budding flowers and green grass.…
“Daily Show” correspondents to perform at Lehigh
During this particularly turbulent election season, it can sometimes be tempting to just take a moment and laugh at the absurdity…
Students perceive reality through social media
People perceive reality as it is described and shown on social media. Individuals receive the majority of news content through…
Students weigh in on presidential nominees
In just a few months, Lehigh students will be submitting absentee ballots, heading to polls or avoiding the political process…
Professor provokes conversation about Trump’s honorary degree
Donald Trump, a businessman and candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, was given an Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree from Lehigh…
Q&A: Kenner Lecture speaker Bill Bradley talks activism, political culture
Bill Bradley discussed ideas from his book We Can All Do Better as he delivered the 18th Kenner Lecture on…
Project aims to spark political engagement
College students, who are traditionally between the ages of 18-24 years old, make up the smallest percentage of active voters…
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.…
Lehigh’s ‘corporate conservative’ atmosphere discourages political activism
Lehigh’s political atmosphere can be described in one word: quiet. Ted Morgan, a political science professor, said that segments of…