Nestled down a ramp outside of New Life Bible Church on South Ocoee Street is a door that leads to the New Life Community Kitchen. The kitchen…
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Former alcoholic removes the mask of addictions, calls for love from the church
Addiction: it's an intrinsic part of our society. It's something that's overwhelmingly difficult to overcome, and it has a tendency to isolate…
Does Daylight Saving Time actually hurt your health?
Daylight Saving Time happens every year, but its effects could be keeping students from the classroom and preventing the body from properly fu…
ANALYSIS | In the year of the moderate, this former governor may hand the Senate to the Democrats
Conor Lamb’s special election win sent a shrill alarm sounding through the Republican party, one that’s waking the GOP to the realization that…
African students, comic fans respond to blockbuster film "Black Panther"
In the relatively short amount of time "Black Panther" has been in theaters, it has already smashed multiple box office records. According to…
Cody Price talks playing dominoes with Haitians, interning and the happiest place on earth
Cody Price, a senior sociology major, took time out of his busy schedule to sit down with me and talk about how his time in and out of Lee has…
Are we saying goodbye to face-to-face interaction at Lee?
Clearly, technology has shaped our culture today. While it has provided the means to advancement in many fields of life, the question remains …
Here are all the films showing at this year's LeeU Film Festival
Lee University began its Annual Film Festival back in 2009 to give its own up-and-coming filmmakers an opportunity for exposure and sharing of…
Alum-run Thailand media training program offers students adventure and experience
When Chuck and Sherry Quinley first became best friends at Lee University, they never imagined they'd end up married with six kids. They also …
Loneliness epidemic is widespread in elderly generations—we can help
In a digital age where we are constantly connected with each other through social media and technology, loneliness is a growing public health …
Stacey Isom Campbell talks Alaska, her new play and fast pitch softball
Stacey Isom Campbell is a professor of creative writing here at Lee, but she considers herself a playwright first and foremost. As we sat and …
Tumelo Lisulo talks South Africa, universal racism and the importance of being kind
I chatted with freshman psychology major Tumelo Lisulo on a particularly rainy Tuesday afternoon. Tumelo was born in Lusaka, Zambia and spent …
Robotics and AI growth: exploring ethical dilemmas
From washing machines that can detect the amount of water needed for each load, to predictions for driverless cars being a norm in metropolita…
Administration seeking to reform traditional induction process
Over induction weekend, LeeU Greek clubs began the process of inducting new members, and staff members implemented a new process of external r…
I went to the Holy Land and interviewed Israelis. Here are five surprising things they want
There’s a lot of assumption in American culture about Israel. Our history has become so intertwined with that of the Holy Land. By consequence…
Black student union reinstated on Lee's campus for the first time in five years
UPDATE: An earlier version of this article quoted Nandi Newton as saying "I hope that this group is a place where people who are of color or b…
Here are five movies Professor Matthew Fisher can watch anytime
Lee Clarion sat down with associate professor of communication Matthew Fisher to discuss some of his favorite movies. As a filmmaker, he has s…