The Marshall Valley to offer housing for students, community
A 76-unit and 150-bed apartment complex is being constructed at 114 E Fourth St. on the South Side. The complex,…
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Housing director retires after three-decade career
Ozzie Breiner has lived in the Lehigh Valley his entire life. He grew up in Bethlehem and attended Muhlenberg College…
Students creatively combat hair, skin complaints
The college experience comes with many adjustments, including living away from home for the first time, making new friends and…
Shortages delay sophomore housing
This year, 169 groups of second-year students applied for the 140 true quad units available. Students not applying as part…
Low CGC enrollment jeopardizes houses status
The Cultural Greek Council at Lehigh is currently in jeopardy of losing its on-campus house located at 85 Upper Sayre…
Housing Services updates selection process
Housing Services changed the order of priority given to groups in the housing selection process for the 2024-2025 academic year,…
Peer Health Advisors offer mental health resources
The New York Times ranked the U.S. No. 23 worldwide in the annual World Happiness Report. In the 2022-2023 Life at…
Greater involvement needed for recycling program
Since 2020, Lehigh has implemented changes to recycling and sustainability practices on campus. According to Lehigh’s Recycling Program, 27 solar-efficient…
Community Development Block Grant to assist those seeking affordable housing
Bethlehem’s Housing and Community Development department is working with the city to decide how to spend money received from two…
Ending another chapter: Local libraries struggle after funding losses
Lower Saucon Township stopped paying Hellertown Public Library their annual $90,000 to $100,000, per an agreement between the two organizations. …