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This is how the Science Dept. approaches the theory of evolution at Lee University
For many decades, even before the famous Scopes trial, Christians in the modern world have had to wrestle with how to present evolution—the sc…
What you're wearing every day does matter—here's why
Most people accept a correlation between successful people and people in suits; however, recent evidence suggests this may be a causation, not…
The Enlightenment and Starbucks: Why Dr. Jason Ward says the two are linked
Whenever a millennial plans out their day, there is one element so vital that it has been the subject of almost every Monday meme in history: …
How sketching women is helping me heal from a life of sexual abuse
At the age of 19, I got into my first serious relationship. It was with a boy who'd been my best friend in middle school, a boy with whom I'd …
Casey Cole lays out the five things she wishes she'd been told as a Lee student
Professor Casey Cole hasn’t always been lecturer in theology. Not too long ago, she was a Lee student herself.
Humans of Lee: Rachel Tolliver, professor and eyewitness to Civil Rights aftermath
I spent a chilly Monday afternoon chatting with Rachel Tolliver on the third floor of the School of Nursing building. Rachel is a new addition…
Working while going to college— is it worth it?
Attending college full time is a heavy workload in and of itself. Add employment to the equation, and students might be at risk of burnout.
Campus libertarians weigh in on America's current political division
Is Libertarianism on the rise at Lee University?
Candlelight vigil against Trump's travel ban held at Chattanooga's Coolidge Park
Last week, Chattanooga citizens and Bridge Refugee Services of Knoxville held a "We All Belong" vigil in downtown Chattanooga's Coolidge Park …
Humans of Lee: John Bentley, Film Major
This week I met up with John Bentley, a sophomore film major, in a quiet corner of an otherwise bustling PCSU. John transferred into Lee this …
Native American speaker calls for reconciliation between nation and tribes
As racial protests continue to spread across the United States, Lee University hosted a discussion on systemic American flaws pertaining to Na…
Humans of Lee: Amulya Sake, international student
On a sunny Tuesday afternoon, I sat under the shade chatting with Amulya Sake, a freshman Public Relations major and international student fro…
Crowd of corgis march for safe communities, draw protests against corgi objectification
On Tuesday evening, corgis sparked unexpected controversy as St. Elmo’s neighborhood and community first responders gathered between Old Mount…
NFL players are kneeling during the national anthem—this is why it matters
In August 2016, NFL player Colin Kaepernick, then quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, made headlines when he sat down during the national…
Lee University runs on coffee, but is that a good thing?
We think we need coffee to stay awake, focus and have better days. We might be right, but how much is too much?
New report claims workplace success doesn't actually come from hard work
From an early age, children are told that if they work hard enough, they can achieve anything. However, according to a new report by Bloomberg…
Humans of Lee: Tracy Freake, Student Employment Coordinator
I met with Tracy Freake in a surprisingly cozy conference room located right next to her office where she spends most of her time. She's curr…
Who are the Night Callers of Lee?
On Monday and Thursday nights at the Lee Admissions Building, phone wires are lit up with calls placed across the country.
Thrift shopping trend shaping LeeU student fashion, helping community
LeeU students are indulging in plenty of budget-friendly habits this year, but thrift shopping has become a popular past time for many on campus.