When pursuing Honors at Moravian, the university's best and brightest students make posters that distill the projects they've been researching...

The Bethlehem Area Public Library, located across from City Hall at 11 W. Church Street, is a valuable resource to Moravian University students.  With...

On April 10, 2026, Bethlehem’s newest bookstore, Semicolon Books, had its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony. The store also had an...

For most college students, finding a major can be a challenging journey. For Mia Espinal, a senior biology major who is graduating this May,...

On April 23, 2026, the Moravian community welcomed a new tree to South Campus: the Carolina Silverbell.  Every year, the Moravian community...

  On Tuesday, April 7, students from Moravian University’s political science department got the chance to speak with Mayor William Reynolds over Zoom. A 2003 graduate of the Moravian political science program himself, Reynolds was elected mayor of Bethlehem in 2021 and reelected in 2025 after serving on the City Council. He served on Bethlehem City Council for fourteen years and has previously...

On April 7, 2026, Moravian hosted its annual Rabindranath Tagore lecture as part of the Rabindranath Tagore Distinguished Lecture Series. This lecture discussed the myth and politics of Tagore, a Bengali poet and philosopher who won the Nobel Peace Prize for literature in 1913. Through conversation and the generative powers of myth, Tagore introduced Indian culture to the Western world. President Bryon...

When pursuing Honors at Moravian, the university's best and brightest students make posters that distill the projects they've been researching all year. On March 19, 2026, in Reeves Library, they presented their posters to the Moravian community and answered questions about them.  Chemistry major Edward Nuber '26 conducted cancer research by studying telomeres. These protective caps at the end...

The Bethlehem Area Public Library, located across from City Hall at 11 W. Church Street, is a valuable resource to Moravian University students.  With its unique collection of physical materials and online resources, the public library neatly complements Reeves by supporting lifelong literacy, providing public services, and promoting community engagement. Together, both libraries are valuable tools...

On April 10, 2026, Bethlehem’s newest bookstore, Semicolon Books, had its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony. The store also had an opening weekend celebration featuring in-store specials, giveaways, and complimentary coffee and tea with purchase. Located in the Main Street Commons, Semicolon Books is advertised as a “place to pause; a place to read.” The bookstore itself has a homely,...

For most college students, finding a major can be a challenging journey. For Mia Espinal, a senior biology major who is graduating this May, that journey diverged from the one she started on when she first arrived on campus.  “I originally came to Moravian to study pre-med,” Espinal said.  She explained how biology seemed like “the obvious choice,” as it covers all of the requirements...

On April 8 and 9, the Moravian University Anti-War Coalition (MAWC) organized a Walkout Against War to protest the genocide of Palestinians and the war against Iran, and to call for Moravian to divest from all holdings in the U.S. military-industrial complex and Israel.