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Director's Showcase introduces new theatre skills and sharpens old ones
Directing students presented the final curtain call of the semester as they ran the Director’s Showcase on Saturday.
Solve and Split escape room opens in Cleveland
The clock on the right says there are five minutes left. You are holding the very last clues in your hands…
Aiden Moore prepares for next season after sickness and injury keep him out
A Lee soccer player made a sudden transition from striker to water boy and learned a new meaning of keeping your head in the game.
Bledsoe debuts latest Civil War essay collection
Assistant Professor of History Dr. Andrew Bledsoe recently debuted his latest book “Upon the Fields of Battle: Essays on the Military History …
REVIEW: Modern nostalgia is on full display in "mid90s"
Disclaimer: “mid90s” is an R-rated film. It features strong language, drug and alcohol abuse, and some sexual content, all involving minors. I…
Hate crimes on the rise according to FBI report
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is reporting another increase in hate crimes, but the question now is whether Cleveland is following…
LEEWIND: The Clarion's Purpose
LEEWIND is a weekly series by the Lee Clarion featuring a story from our archives to celebrate Lee's Centennial.
Michael Ray Smith talks his time at Lee University, his wife’s passing and seasons of life
With the close of the semester comes the end of a season for one Lee professor.
New research reveals post-Millennials as the most diverse and educated generation
The analysis of different generations is a popular topic in the news and research realms of society, and Baby Boomers, Gen-Xers and Millennial…
Lee University students targeted in email scams
Over the course of the semester, Lee University students have been targeted by scam emails sent to their university email accounts. Often refe…
Nursing Program's Annual Disaster Response Scenario handles a tornado
It was all hands on deck as the Lee University School of Nursing (SON) conducted its fourth Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) drill on Wednesday, N…
Holly Jolly Jazz Christmas concert and jam session to support new Lee music club
Rounding out the semester with a festive musical celebration, Holly Jolly Jazz will feature live music, spontaneous performance and hot cocoa …
Gatton performs debut EP "When Scars Become Art"
Up-and-coming artist and junior communications major Gatton Hudson is making strides in the local music scene after the release of his solo debut.
Fall 2018 U-Church series comes to a close with student-led worship
Keeping with tradition, the fall U-Church Series came to a close with an evening of student-led worship titled “Songs We Love to Sing.”
Lady Flames enter Elite Eight, head to Final Four
After two winning two consecutive playoff matches, the Lady Flames are headed into the NCAA Final Four.
Paul Gardner talks falling in love, adoption and working for Sodexo
As the adage goes, love can make people do crazy things. Lee's Chick-fil-A cashier Paul Gardner is no different.
Squires Library to host Family Feud game night
Two teams. Five members each. Lots of applause. The show that will put their common knowledge to the test.
LEEWIND: It's all fun and games until someone eats a salad
LEEWIND is a weekly series by the Lee Clarion featuring a story from our archives to celebrate Lee's Centennial.
Stacey Isom Campbell to write sister play to “When Mountains Move”
Sometimes a writer stumbles on a gold mine of inspiration, but in one Lee professor's case, that mine is filled with coal.