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The Lee-Maryville Symposium invites participants to address the national issue of race
More than 50 educators, administrators, clergy and select students gathered together for a discussion on the topic of race at the Lee-Maryvill…
Pro-life speaker Dr. Marc Newman adds commentary to abortion debate
Is abortion murder?
Backyard Ministries looks to further cause, turn old school bus into classroom
Backyard is celebrating its 25th year of being a club by expanding to a second location: a transformed mobile classroom in a school bus.Dr. Wi…
Halloween graveyard tour prompts discussion on value of Confederate monuments
It will still be light outside, and Dr. Randy Wood says it won't be scary—so now there are plenty of reasons to join Lee's history department …
Coloring book designed by Lee education professor, illustrates Polk County history
Polk County's history just became a little more colorful.
Millennials are leaving the church, and the School of Religion is searching for the reason why
The demographics of the church have undergone a great deal of change over the last 30 years: according to Barna Group, 59 percent of Millennia…
Behavioral and Social Sciences Dept. to host annual student-led chapel service
The professors of the Behavioral and Social Sciences will be hosting a student-led chapel service on Oct. 10 in The Chapel at 10:40 AM.
Professors, students go on the record with opinions about Trump's transgender military ban
President Donald Trump decided to return to the pre-2016 policy prohibiting transgender individuals from serving in the United States Military…
Theology professor gathers feminine products for Hurricane Harvey victims
Hurricane Harvey has come and gone, but the horrific toll it took on Texas citizens is long-lasting. That's why the opportunity to provide rel…
Lee chapel band to release first original album
For the first time in university history, LeeU Worship will release an original project in hopes of reaching many churches across the nation.
Student director takes helm for first theatre production of season "Marjorie Prime"
Lee University theatre production “Marjorie Prime” is breaking tradition this season with the appointment of a student director.
New minor in Deaf Studies casts a vision of advocacy over pity
Since its arrival a year ago, the deaf studies minor offered at Lee has shifted its vision: advocacy instead of pity.
History professor combats student homesickness, opens home for biweekly dinners
Dr. John Coats, a professor of history, will be hosting his Dinner and Scriptures events two Fridays a month to fill this fall with food and f…
New Forum building to be focal point for this year's homecoming
The opening of the Forum is slated to ring in homecoming this November.
Nights @ The Commons attracts a crowd its opening night
After more than a year of waiting, the Student Leadership Council finally launched Nights @ The Commons, a monthly event that gives student ba…
Anticipation for the opening of the new business building grows
The completion date for the upcoming School of Business building is projected to be soon after Lee's fall break, despite rumors of a postponement.
Bright green water unrelated to Wacker chemical explosion
Cleveland Utilities officials say the neon green water that appeared on campus and in Schimmels Park last Thursday had no relation to the chem…
Lee Clarion app shuts down, new design to be unveiled in spring
The Lee Clarion News app, formerly sponsored by USA Today, has shut down and will be replaced at the beginning of the spring semester.
New LeeU system monitors students with dropout risk
Seventy percent of Americans study at a four-year college, but over a third of that percentage will drop out before obtaining their degree.