Sodexo has partnered with The Caring Place for a food drive taking place at dining locations on Lee’s campus until Nov. 4.
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Campus Choir and Lee Singers to celebrate anniversaries with reunion performances
This year marks Campus Choir’s 60th anniversary and Lee Singer’s 55th, and both choirs have reunions lined up to celebrate.
Lee Then and Now: Top three academic programs of the Centennial year
It's hard for current students to imagine Lee without the School of Nursing, the Communication Arts Building and the School of Business.
Joel Newman talks baking bread, quality work and the importance of community
Senior pastoral ministry major Joel Newman has his own special bread recipe, and community is the key ingredient.
Life at Lee goes retro for Centennial Homecoming
The Centennial celebration is everywhere at Lee, from campus-wide banners to commemorative events. Now, a special version of Kingdom Players’ …
Nationwide community brings hope to victims of Hurricane Michael
Amidst destruction, chaos and heartache, one word describes humanity’s motivator to rebuild: hope.
Lee alumni musicians release second EP, "Too Early To Tell"
Chattanooga-based band and Lee alumni Edward and Jane released their sophomore EP, “Too Early To Tell,” on Sept. 29 and hosted a record launch…
Lee history department presents 12th annual walking tour of Fort Hill Cemetery
Senior history majors enrolled in the fall capstone class are annually tasked with putting together a historical and educational walking tour …
Cassidy Gray talks women’s poverty, research and becoming a McNair Scholar
For one Lee student, the desire to lend a helping hand to fight poverty in Guatemala hasn't led to significant change, and she set out to find…
Final installment of “Music Under the Stars” to showcase Southeast Tennessee talent
Music and culture collide one last time at the Museum Center at 5ive Points.
Lee documentary to present 100 years of university history
One hundred years of Lee history is being brought to life by faculty and students in a feature-length documentary set to debut at the school’s…
New research uncovers phantom phone vibration phenomenon
Anyone who owns a cellphone might have experienced hallucinations and strange sensations, but a new study shows they're not crazy.
International emphasis merges business administration and global relations
Business is booming at Lee University, and students have the chance to take their administrative skills overseas with the international emphasis.
Project Free2Fly prepares to host its fifth annual fundraiser
Handmade goods and festive fall treats are in store at Bird and Barn, Project Free2Fly’s fifth annual fundraiser at the scenic Black Fox Farms.
Four-person costume team serves as integral piece of Lee Theatre
Beyond North Cleveland Church of God and next to Campus Security exists a group of artists who bring Lee’s theatrical productions to life.
Cleveland community garden revitalizes Blythe-Oldfield neighborhood
A couple years ago, a group of visionaries in Cleveland was searching for ways to improve the neighborhood. They decided to plant a community …
Research on stay-at-home parenting shows shift in parental roles
In today’s culture, feminism is a topic frequently emphasized in all facets of American life. Women are encouraged more than ever before to de…
Cleveland haunted trail promotes equestrian therapy organization
The Post Mortem Haunted Trail is aiming to scare people to death this October—but for a good cause.
New Ladies of Lee directors go all-in for fall semester
Investing wholeheartedly into something new and different can be a challenging undertaking, but Ladies of Lee’s two new co-directors say they …
Pre-engineering track allows for kick-start towards engineering degree at Christian university
The opportunity to pursue an engineering degree on a Christian campus is often unheard of, but now, Lee is turning that tide.