BBethlehem Read More I care so much. Why don’t you?September 16, 2026 I care so deeply about everything. Sometimes, I wish everyone felt this way too. I was always told…
BBethlehem Read More Thank you, Bethlehem – The Brown and WhiteMay 19, 2026 It’s become my end-of-semester tradition to make my rounds. During the final week of classes, I’ll leave my…
AAllentown Read More Dancing through thick and thinApril 30, 2026 I have a 15-minute dance party every day. When I attend concerts or festivals, I usually log more…
BBethlehem Read More The company I keep – The Brown and WhiteApril 14, 2026 People say you’re the sum of the five people you spend the most time with. I’m not big…
BBethlehem Read More Group projects reward laziness – The Brown and WhiteApril 7, 2026 An athlete, a commuter, the president of a sorority and a student overloaded with credits are thrown together…
BBethlehem Read More Learning to love Lehigh – The Brown and WhiteMarch 31, 2026 Growing up 15 minutes from Lehigh, I learned early on how to avoid it. I couldn’t physically avoid…
AAllentown Read More Navigating truth in the face of AIMarch 20, 2026 Artificial intelligence is increasingly blurring the line between falsehood and truth. The ability to generate any image in…
AAllentown Read More Finding the art in analyticsFebruary 17, 2026 At family parties, job fairs and first-day of school introductions, the same question always resurfaces: What’s your major?…
BBethlehem Read More Stepping off the pedestal – The Brown and WhiteFebruary 10, 2026 For many young women, Rory Gilmore is the blueprint. Especially for my younger self, who read all the…
BBethlehem Read More Edit Desk: Holding on to ‘what if’ – The Brown and White Edit Desk: Holding on to ‘what if’January 30, 2026 As I begin my last semester at Lehigh, I find myself thinking of these two words: What if?…
BBethlehem Read More Edit Desk: The irony of the RivalryDecember 1, 2025 Any Lehigh student would say Rivalry Week is the best time on campus. Every year it lands on…
AAllentown Read More Edit Desk: Forging a path through my mom’s footstepsNovember 18, 2025 In seventh grade, my mom bought me a pair of lacrosse socks that reached halfway up my shins.…