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- 1Lehigh Student JR Perez Launches His Own Startup▼Action in Entrepreneurship: JR Perez ’27 Launches His Own StartUp
JR Perez, a member of Lehigh University's class of 2027, has launched his own startup, according to the university's news service. The announcement highlights student entrepreneurship at Lehigh and Perez's move from student to founder. Details about the company's product, funding or market focus have not yet been shared publicly.
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Temple's men's tennis team delivered a dominant performance at the Lehigh Invitational, according to the university's athletics program. The report highlights strong results for the Owls against the Invitational field in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Details of individual match scores were not provided, but the program characterized the weekend outing as a sweeping success for its players.
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Lehigh University's men's tennis team features a roster built significantly on international athletes, according to a student newspaper feature. The piece highlights how players from abroad have shaped the program's identity, culture and competitive level at the Pennsylvania university.
- 4Lehigh Golfer Hall Named Patriot League Golfer of the Week▼Autumn Harvest Title Nets Hall Patriot League Golfer of the Week Laurels
A Lehigh University golfer surnamed Hall has been named Patriot League Golfer of the Week after winning the Autumn Harvest title. The conference recognized Hall's tournament victory with the weekly honor, as announced by Lehigh Athletics. It marks the latest highlight of the fall golf season for the Mountain Hawks program.
- 5Lehigh Tennis Opens Fall Season at Lehigh Invite▼Mountain Hawks Kick Off Fall Campaign at Lehigh Invite
Lehigh University's tennis team, the Mountain Hawks, have begun their fall competitive schedule at the Lehigh Invitational, their own home tournament. The event marks the start of the team's fall campaign, giving coaches a first look at the roster in match play. Coverage comes from Lehigh Athletics as the college tennis season gets underway.
- 6DeSales Women's Tennis Falls 7-0 to Moravian in Opener▼Women's Tennis Drops Season Opener to Moravian, 7-0
DeSales University's women's tennis team opened its season with a 7-0 loss to Moravian. The sweep means the Bulldogs dropped every singles and doubles match in the matchup between the two Lehigh Valley schools. It marks a difficult start to the new campaign, with the team now looking to regroup ahead of its remaining schedule.
- 7Bethlehem's DIY music scene builds community ties▼Bethlehem’s D.I.Y music scene creates connection through the community
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania's do-it-yourself music scene is being highlighted as a force for community connection. A report from Lehigh University's student newspaper describes how locally organized shows, independent venues and grassroots musicians bring residents together, creating bonds through shared performances rather than commercial promotion. The scene is portrayed as a small but meaningful cultural fixture in the city.
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Lehigh University's student newspaper, The Brown and White, has published a feature looking at sports betting among the campus community. The piece, titled 'Taking the odds: Sports betting at Lehigh,' explores how students engage with wagering on sports. No further details about its findings or reaction to the article are available.