The situation in Darfur is a tribal conflict, not genocide, the ambassador to the U.N. from Sudan said Tuesday in Perella Auditorium.
Rumors that President Alice Gast withdrew funding for the annual Lehigh-Lafayette bonfire due to environmental concerns are not true, Alumni Association Executive Director Chris Marshall said.
Voters across Pennsylvania went to polls last Tuesday to elect local, county and judicial figures. But few Lehigh students actually turned out, according to a non-scientific survey of 85 students by The Brown and White.
Chief of Police Edward Shupp addressed issues of safety on and off campus Tuesday at the Student Senate meeting.
Affirmative action has been used as a means to ensure opportunities for disadvantaged groups with the implementation of a critical mass or use of a quota system. Recently, some states have essentially banned affirmative action process in their public universities.
A Lehigh student was allegedly robbed and attacked by five unidentified men on Oct. 28 around 3 a.m.
Buddhist scholar Joshua Cutler, director of the Tibetan Buddhist Learning Center in Washington, N.J., discussed the path to enlightenment as explained by the 15th century Buddhist text "The Great Treatise on the Stages to the Path of Enlightenment," by Tsong-kha-pa, in front of a full crowd in Linderman Library 200 Tuesday.
Arup K. Sengupta, professor of engineering, spoke about his work to eliminate arsenic and other water contaminants of Indian well water.
The Ben Franklin Racing Team, a collaboration between students and faculty at Lehigh and the University of Pennsylvania, finished fifth in the final round of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency driverless vehicle challenge.
"We take into account all the costs involved in meeting the needs of students and works to keep the prices as low as possible."'
Assistant Vice President of Communications Jennifer Tucker.
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