2008 Woodie Awards
The newly established Lehigh re-cycling team is working to make students and administration more aware of recycling on campus (1) comment
The Lower Saucon Township Police Department is continuing to investigate four bags of decapitated animal carcasses that were found near Broadhead Court on March 12. Remains of the animals were in white plastic trash bags. They were found by a Lehigh maintenance worker, one at each corner of the intersection of Seidersville Road and Mountain Drive, said Chief of Police, Guy Lesser. (1) comment
The FBI is investigating a Lehigh sophomore on charges of extortion after he allegedly tried to blackmail a female student with promiscuous photographs he found on her laptop. (16) comments
Several international fraternities and sororities have sponsored an anti-hazing hotline as an additional step in the campaign to reduce abuse of Greek pledges. (0) comments
Political science professor Frank T. Colon, 75, died in his home March 13. A memorial service will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Notre Dame Church on Catasauqua Road in Bethlehem. (0) comments
The Strategic Thinking Initiative Committee, created under President Alice Gast, is working to devise a plan for Lehigh's future. The committee is focused on three main areas: faculty and staff, student life and graduate student programs. (1) comment
Beginning next year, the university will offer full tuition in the form of grants to most students with an annual family income of less than $50,000, according to university officials. (0) comments
The College of Arts and Sciences postponed its pilot "Is Diversity Overrated?" discussions that were planned for last weekend until the fall semester because its facilitators did not feel adequately prepared for the program. (0) comments
Local bars such as the Talley Ho Tavern, J.P. MacGrady's Pub and Leon's Bar and Grill, which are Element's main competitors, have been able to maintain their status as a weekend hotspot. (0) comments
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency has announced it will temporarily suspend its role as a lender in the Federal Family Educational Loan Program which includes Stafford, Parent PLUS, Graduate PLUS and Consolidation loans, among others, according to its Web site. (1) comment
To be part of this is hard to describe and to put in words. There?s so much passion with it. It?s what college athletics are all about.
Lehigh football head coach Andy Coen
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