“Corporate America:” A Poem By Corey Riotz
Corporate America: Spoken Word Performance Corporate America: Lyrics This land is not a country it’s a corporation That has been funded by the ignorance of Your frustration Stuck in this whole without a ladder or rope As we go back n forth about that lives has matter the most We’re all divided and I see no…
A Bethlehem Moment: June 22, 1969
Written by: Mary Foltz, Lehigh UniversitySusan Falciani Maldonado, Muhlenberg CollegeKristen Leipert, Muhlenberg College In this moment in Bethlehem history, Le-Hi-Ho, the first organized group for gays in the Lehigh Valley, held its first meeting As the Lehigh Valley concludes the celebration of Pride month and Allentown’s Pride Festival in August, the Lehigh Valley LGBT Community…
“Refuse Fascism”: A Poem by LindoYes!
“Refuse Fascism” Spoken Word Performance “Refuse Fascism” Lyrics They want to cut family ties, that have been knotted since history, With…
Women of Bethlehem Steel Series: Spotlight on Kathleen Mills by Hannah Provost
Southsider’s series focused on the Women of Bethlehem Steel Collection from the Beyond Steel Archives gives our readers the opportunity to…
How Solar Can Go Mainstream: A Webinar Presented by MAREA
MAREA, or the Mid-Atlantic Renewable Energy Association, is a nonprofit organization that has been around in Pennsylvania for 15 years. Based…
“RYDA”: A Poem by LindoYes!
“RYDA” Spoken Word Performance “RYDA” Lyrics I’m Rydin, I’m Rydin, I’m Rydin, I’m Ghost (Aye) Where I’m going? No…
“Colors”: A Poem by LindoYes!
“Colors”: Spoken Word Performance “Colors” Lyrics I’m grateful every morning I don’t wake up a #hashtag A trending Topic of tragedy…
Lehigh University Hosts Population Health Colloquium: “Health Inequities in Light of COVID-19”
*Photo by Miguel Á. Padriñán from Pexels The field of public health deserves a lot of attention right now as this…
Women of Bethlehem Steel: Spotlight on Judy Hoffert by Hannah Provost
Later in life, Judy Hoffert would learn how dangerous her husband's job was working the blast furnaces. The one time she…
BAPL Feature Movie of the Month: A Review of “The Last Black Man in San Francisco”
Joe Talbot’s debut film, “The Last Black Man in San Francisco,” is a whimsical love letter to Talbot’s childhood friend Jimmie…