Residential Services encourages students to purchase renters insurance
Students who will live off campus next semester will begin paying their leases in June, and these students will need…
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Police station moves into larger building with new amenities
The Lehigh University Police Department moved from Johnson Hall to the new building on East Packer Avenue on Monday. The department…
Water on campus tested after concerns about lead content
After concerns about high levels of lead in water in the Lehigh Valley, Lehigh University collected water samples from residence…
Spring cleaning: 5 tips to spruce up your dorm room
Spring welcomed us with a cold front and a little snow but quickly bounced to the breezy and Sperry-appropriate weather…
Housing lottery changes affect current, future students
Lehigh is implementing changes to the housing lottery system to improve the fairness and smoothness of the housing selection process…
Brothel law myth about women living together debunked
A myth has been circulating around Lehigh’s campus for years. This myth’s origin is unknown, and it suggested that any facility housing…
Warren Square updated after complaints
Several houses in the Warren Square Complex underwent renovations this summer and winter break after students complained about the living…
Pilot program encourages art appreciation in campus housing
In the coming months, residence halls and Greek chapter houses will adorn their walls with artwork specifically curated for them.…
What is a ‘toxic relationship’?
“Your partner randomly stops by your job even though you told them that it made you uncomfortable.” Would you rank…
Residential changes made to build community, inclusive environment
When students told Courtney Stephens, the associate director of the Office of Residence Life, that they did not feel like…