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Lee University alumna Annie Sandberg Douglas was one of 35 guest speakers on campus on Friday, Sept. 30 for Celebration 2016.
Celebration 2016 to mark development of Lee's south campus
This week campus will be buzzing with seminars, well-known speakers and other activities for Celebration on Friday, Sept. 30.
The William G. Squires Library has initiated a new event series called “Lattes in the Library" for Lee University students. There will be a to…
David Blevins to speak to Lee students
David Blevins, an Ireland correspondent for Sky News, will speak to Lee University’s Society for Collegiate Journalists (SCJ) in the Communica…
Lee University student charged and suspended after stabbing local EMS worker
A Lee University student was suspended after stabbing a local EMS worker on campus last week, according to a report by the Cleveland Daily Banner.
October FAFSA submission to reduce pressure for college students
Much pressure will soon be lifted from the shoulders of new and current college students as they can fill out a Federal Application for Federa…
Miroslav Volf to lecture on Lee University campus
The Lee University School of Religion and the Behavioral and Social Sciences Department will host theologian and Yale professor Miroslav Volf …
New buildings emerge on southern side of campus
With The Forum and new business buildings under construction, the southern end of the Lee University’s campus is undergoing a massive makeover.
The Lee University School of Music will host the Birmingham Boys Choir as a part of their performing arts series on Sunday, April 10, at 4 p.m.
Lee University's theater department will present their Lee Day performance of 'The Diary of Anne Frank' tonight in the Dixon Center.
Lee University's faculty voted to approve a new Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with an emphasis in pre-engineering to be available beginning in fall 2016.
The annual Chattanooga Film Festival selected films from former Lee students Adam Nies and Tabitha Pearce to be featured in the weekend's events.
Lee University will be the location for the Great Strides: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's 16th Annual 5K run on Saturday, April 2.
Chattanooga's Belle Savant, a magazine publication billed for the modern, Southern woman, is offering a flash fiction writing contest for a ch…