For the first time, Unity Dance Troupe is set to perform “FOG,” a dance-infused telling of the biblical story of Job.
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SLC to kick off Night at the Commons with headliner Ladies Choice
The Student Leadership Council and Inman Coffee are bringing live music and a coffee shop atmosphere to Lee with the semester’s first installm…
Creation Care Club fights for students to reduce, reuse and recycle
Recycling efforts have been tried and tried again on Lee’s campus with no real luck, but this club thinks they might have a lasting solution.
Aggression at US Open sparks conversation among Lee tennis athletes
The much anticipated U.S. Open championship received national attention, but the headlining news had less to do with the Grand Slam winner and…
Deaf studies minor promotes the merging of hearing and non-hearing communities
Over the past four years, the deaf studies minor has sought to promote awareness of deaf culture to students at Lee in an effort to better ser…
Olivia Moreno talks Greek life, her mother’s battle with cancer and the importance of community
Some do not understand Lee's Greek life and do not see its importance, but for others, these clubs are life-changing.
Coffee shop at Old Mill evolves into Cleveland staple
With its diverse menu, comfortable couches, custom art and chill vibes, The Mill Coffee is a popular off-campus spot for Lee students.
Professor of physics uncovers rarely discussed aspect of magnetic theory
Editor's note: This article has been updated to clarify the physics behind Pigg's concepts surrounding magnetic theory.
Lee Theatre to open student-directed production of "Talley's Folly"
Lee Theatre will kick off its fall season with Lanford Wilson’s “Talley’s Folly,” a romantic and contemplative play set in 1940’s Missouri.
An inside look into Shenanigans improvisation team
One dollar doesn’t buy much these days, but for the past 11 years, it has guaranteed one thing: a night of laughs with Shenanigans, Lee’s impr…
The “Wild West” of social media faces intervention
Facebook and Twitter executives testified on Capitol Hill earlier this month to discuss the speculated shadow banning, or suppressing, of the …
Lee hosts meet and greet for 93-year-old alumna
In its centennial year, Lee welcomed back an old friend with almost a century of life experience herself.
Exercise science major combines a passion for people, exercise and service
Since its debut in 2015, the exercise science major has drawn in students who are eager to share their own passion for exercise and pour it in…
Ocoee Theatre Guild to perform Hands on a Hardbody
Broadway is coming to Cleveland this fall.
Karina Radionova talks nude art, faith and self-expression
Amidst an internship, a job and a full-time class schedule, senior advertising major Karina Radionova sets aside time to produce artwork, spec…
Ujjwal Bhattarai talks the music industry, persistence and coming to the US
Moving somewhere new would be difficult for anyone, but moving across an ocean to pursue a dream is something few can relate to.
Board game club experiences exponential growth after single year
Membership has exploded for Lee20, the new official tabletop game club on campus, since its first meeting last fall.
Beach ball circulates campus in promotion of free speech
As a Lee student rolls out of bed to get ready for the school day, he grabs a deflated beach ball, some markers and a bicycle pump.
New campus pastor to pursue faith integration and presence among student body
Along with new students, stop signs and speed bumps, Lee University welcomes a new campus pastor this semester—Pastor Rob Fultz.