Discover Islam Week aims to dispel misconceptions
During Discover Islam Week — which took place on campus from April 22-28, daily events were held to help bring together Lehigh’s Muslim…
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Lehigh professors predominately donate to liberal political campaigns
More than 80 percent of Lehigh faculty members who have donated to a political party or presidential campaign have given…
Students from marijuana-legal states weigh in on the drug’s use
The legalization of marijuana is a popular topic of discussion within the United States, particularly during the political campaign season. A survey…
‘They make it difficult for everyone to vote’: Out-of-state process may discourage voter participation
For many registered student voters at Lehigh, casting a ballot is not as simple as walking to a polling place. For…
Local PA elections face low voter turnout
This year’s presidential election season has been underfoot for months, with more than half of U.S. states and territories voting…
High school promotes civic participation
Like many educators, Jeffrey Corpora teaches his Easton Area High School students to participate. But it’s a different kind of participation…
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…
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…