My Poppa can’t hold my grandmother’s hand like he once did in my photograph. He isn’t a phone call away, but when I miss him, ...

On a bright August afternoon, the sound of brass and drums swells across Goodman Campus. The familiar cadence signals the ...

Born in China, sophomore goalkeeper Anton Kinnunen has lived in five countries: Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Russia, Finland and the ...

Work-study might be one of the least understood parts of campus life, but these students are essential in keeping the ...

Bethlehem’s City Council convened Tuesday to discuss the progress of the Bethlehem Food Co-op project, staffing of the ...

Lehigh's broadcasting team brings Mountain Hawk athletics to fans with every taping. Steve Lomangino calls the shots, Frank ...

After nearly four decades at Lehigh, philosophy professor Gordon Bearn shares his thoughts on rule-breaking, play, and the ...

People love to hate a hater, and music critics are being chased out of the industry on the premise of “letting people enjoy ...

Wailing sirens echoed through Tel Aviv in late June, sending shockwaves through an outdoor venue of more than 100 people — ...

When the football field moved to Murray H. Goodman Stadium in fall 1988, some of the game day spirit was lost due to decreased accessibility to the field.

Sophomore Paul Smajlaj took a red shirt for his first-year due to a shoulder injury. Now back on the field, he is making an impact on the team's success.

Lehigh music professor Michael Jorgensen connects art and education through his one-man play on Joseph Bologne.