All campus activities on a poster board Ismeily Gil | Writer College life can be stressful, but campus activities give students an opportunity to take a break away from schoolwork, spend time with friends, and enjoy new experiences. At Lehigh Carbon Community College (LCCC), students have several campus activities and events to choose from, giving them opportunities to relax, connect with other students, and take a break from their busy school schedules. Zoe Amoros said she e

Pierce at the recent swap shop Kamila Estronza┃Writer Founded in the spring 2026 semester, the Student Advisory Council assists students in juggling the college experience while keeping up with high school demands. Although the council is in its early stages, its members have already made a positive impact on the LCCC community. Shortly after the council’s formation, members volunteered at an elementary school book bingo where they collected more than 100 books and helped out

LCCC student volunteers with Professor Barron at Innastar Award Show pre-mixer Alondra Rosa | Writer On the evening of Sept. 9 at the Archer Music Hall in Allentown, Lehigh Carbon Community College (LCCC) student volunteers attended the 5th Annual Innastar Trailblazer Award Show pre-mixer. Wendy Barron, professor of media communications at LCCC, was nominated for the Educator Trailblazer Award and arranged for LCCC students to volunteer at the pre-mixer, which was hosted a

Shayla Wright | Writer Creative campus activities like tie-dye give people an opportunity to relax, socialize and connect with the LCCC community. Lehigh Carbon Community College (LCCC) gave students a chance to get creative and meet others at a free tie-dye event on campus. The event gave people an opportunity to take a break from their classes and make something of their own. For Brooklyn Rubero, the event was her first time trying tie-dye. She decided to attend because she

Zoya Williams|Writer Are you hungry? All college students are–but you’re in luck. This semester at Lehigh Carbon Community College food trucks are on campus every Tuesday and Wednesday of the month. Most are recurring, but the list is constantly expanding to include new foods for the students to try. Student favorites include Cactus Blue, Take-a-Taco, Slide on By, and Rolling Mac A Roni. “The thing that I love most about having the food trucks on campus is the opportunity it

Greydys Ruiz Montalvo | Writer For Rayniel Espinal, keeping up with classes while working on campus means making the most of his time. Espinal is a second-year student at Lehigh Carbon Community College (LCCC). He currently works in the recreation and wellness department, specifically in the fitness center and game room. Espinal first learned about LCCC’s online job management system, the Cougar CLAW, through the Career Development Center when he attended a Lehigh Valley Heal

Seamus Reed| Writer Photo via adhphotographyandfilm on Instagram With the William Allen Canaries opening the season with a strong 2-0 start (as of Sept. 10), fans and players attribute this success to new offensive coordinator Trent Clay. The William Allen Canaries came out swinging this year, opening the season with a 39-0 victory over the Thomas Alva Edison Owls on Aug. 29, and a 31-23 win over the Martin Luther King Cougars on Sept. 4. This has players and fans excited abo

Natalie Paasewe | Writer The front of the WXLV Building. Photographed by Natalie Paasewe. Perhaps it's the booms and crashes of a drum set, or the instrumental track for an up-and-coming rapper, or the heartfelt lyrics sung and recorded by an aspiring pop star. This is the typical soundscape at the WXLV recording studio. Located at the southeast corner of the Schnecksville campus, students are free to visit from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Thursday. They can also book t

Elyas Naddour | Writer Front shot of building From free parking spaces to full access to the gym, countless activities and not one, but two basketball courts, Berrier Hall holds countless activities and opportunities. This building is filled with food, drinks, activities and opportunities for students to meet people and have fun. Berrier Hall is home to the LCCC Fitness Center, where students can work out between or after classes. The building also has the “CougarCade” where

Grace León | Writer Just steps from the front doors of Parkland High School, a quiet corner of South Whitehall Township has become the focal point of a major local debate. Across Allentown and neighboring townships, residents and students are turning their attention to the Project Atlas proposal. Led by developer Edged US, the high-density data center has sparked rare bipartisan engagement over the region's future, with the South Whitehall Civic Alliance emerging as the prim