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BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) — Lehigh University says a student tested positive for the Zika virus after a trip abroad, but has since recovered. The school said in a message to students, staff and faculty on Wednesday evening that the student had traveled abroad over the winter break and later tested positive for the virus, but has since recovered "and is feeling well." Lehigh said there is no health risk to anyone on campus. State health officials said Tuesday that two female residents had tested positive for the virus, but both were mild cases and the public wasn't at risk. Authorities say many people infected don't get sick and most recover in about a week, but officials are investigating whether there is a link between Zika infections in pregnant women and a rare birth defect.

Lehigh: Student tested positive for Zika, but has recovered