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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 …
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…
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…
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.”
CAST hosts Break the Silence event to educate students about sexual assault
WARNING: The following article contains content regarding sexual assault, sexual harassment and sexual violence.
Political science program to host Shakespeare's political wisdom symposium
Lee University's Department of History, Political Science & Humanities will host its third annual symposium on politics and philosophy Nov…
Lee continues annual tradition in 56th Parade of Favorites
Crowds filled the Conn Center’s auditorium for Lee’s annual of Parade of Favorites (POF) the evening of Saturday, Nov. 10. In light of Lee’s C…
Lee University art program to present Senior Art Show
With the end of the semester approaching quickly, five graduating art majors and two education majors will showcase their artwork in the Senio…
Today's midterm elections: what you need to know to vote
Today's midterm elections have been highly anticipated for months, but amidst all the clamor from pundits and pollsters and politicians, it's …
A student’s guide to Homecoming
This week marks Lee University’s Homecoming, a cause for campus-wide celebration with Lee alumni. This year’s Homecoming will be different fro…
The wonder of Narnia comes to Lee
As part of the Homecoming festivities, Lee Theatre opened its production of C.S Lewis’s “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” on Friday in th…
RECAP: Q Union 2018
Last Thursday, Lee University joined 21 other campuses across the nation in hosting the annual Q Union conference which combines nationally br…
Jemar Tisby talks history as activism in guest lecture
Lee University recently welcomed Jemar Tisby to speak during Chapel as well as give an evening lecture. Tisby’s lecture titled “History as Act…
Squires Library introduces revamped café
The Squires Library has recently revealed its new café “ConnCepts,” located on the first floor.
A conversation with Fijoy Johnson regarding this years Missions Week's shift from international to local
Unlike years past, Lee's annual Missions Week saw a shift in focus from an international charity to a local organization.
Poff to kick off school of music's Performing Arts Series
October marks the beginning of this year’s Performing Arts Series hosted by the School of Music.
Vindagua hosts first ever pop-up shop
Vindagua held their first pop-up shop of the semester on the Ped Mall from 3-7 p.m. on Oct. 19.
Operation Christmas Child: Small boxes making a big difference
This fall, Lee University’s annual Pack ‘n’ Stack event is celebrating an important milestone.