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Lee students in the anthropology and science departments conduct groundbreaking research
Two Lee students are busy doing some serious research in their fields.
Lee students encouraged to send letters to Congress in support of DACA
This upcoming Tuesday, Nov. 28, Lee students, faculty and members of the community are invited to support the lives of undocumented young adul…
Lee set to welcome Olympic medalist for Great Strides
One of the world's greatest runners, Meb Keflezighi, is coming to Lee University to run and speak at the 65 Roses 5K Great Strides event in March.
Campus Security ups the ante with new emergency plan and expansion of surveillance
In the aftermath of the shootings in Las Vegas and the Texas church, Lee University is re-examining its current security measures and implemen…
Hosts of podcast "Truth's Table" set to speak to Lee students
Members of the popular “Truth’s Table” podcast will be making their way to the Lee University campus on Thursday, Nov. 16.
Campus Choir releases new album, gives updated presence to church choral sounds
Campus Choir is one of Lee University’s singing groups that travel together to lead different congregations in worship. This time around, they…
White Lives Matter group members give their side of the story, Lee pacifist club protests in
Last month, Shelbyville, TN erupted into loud shouts of opinions and direct insults as white nationalist group "White Lives Matter," organized…
Lee University’s mock trial team off to a promising start at OWL Classic
The Lee University Mock Trial team took home second place at the 2017 OWL Classic Mock Trial Competition at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School…
Annual Parade of Favorites competition crowns winner, courts tradition and progress
Junior studio art and intercultural studies major Lydia Thompson was crowned 2017 Ms. Parade of Favorites for the Lee University tradition’s 5…
This communications professor says college kids are on the verge of a technology-fueled anxiety
The advancements of technology are, at face value, meant to make life easier. But according to Dr. Luis Almeida, associate professor of commun…
Q Union draws crowd of over 500, calls for the "healing of a divided nation"
Last Thursday, a leadership event on campus challenged over 500 students to think critically about what's causing division in our nation today.
New School of Business building showcases upgraded educational technology
The newest addition to Lee University’s campus is getting a revamp in its technological features to forward its students’ successes.
Third annual Lee women's event Worthy Now emphasizes empowerment
Last Thursday, Oct. 19, over 500 female students gathered for the third annual Worthy Now.
Dept. of Behavioral and Social Sciences partners with local organization to bring opioid addiction awareness
The opioid epidemic in the United States has become the silent killer of countless Americans in the last several years. According to stats fro…
Numbers show the Millennial generation is averse to taking risks
“Go on adventures.” “Find your passion.” “Take a chance.”
Urban Outreach teams provide on-site help to ministries throughout region
While many students enjoy the weekend as a time to relax, 165 Lee students chose to spend last weekend in service at various locations for Urb…
Helen Devos, philanthropist and LeeU contributor, passes away at age 90
Helen DeVos, philanthropist and wife of Amway co-founder Richard DeVos, passed away Wednesday due to complications with a stroke, following h…
School of Religion hires new social media managers, sparks conversation on progressive department
The School of Religion has recently hired two social media positions, but did they need to?
U.S. News & World Report places LeeU in the top 50 “Best Regional Universities” of 2018
U.S. News & World Report ranked Lee University in the top 50 “Best Regional Universities” of 2018 out of 142 ranked schools for the first …