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Scientists find new way to eliminate greenhouse gases with lasers
German scientists at the University of Bonn have discovered a new way to reactivate carbon dioxide in the air to remove greenhouse gases using…
Lee University Anglers host fly fishing shootout and premiere a new movie
Lee’s fly fishing club, the Lee U Anglers, which started in the spring of 2014, hosted a Fly Shootout this past Saturday, March 24.
Lee mock trial team set to present homicide case to audience
This Thursday, the Society for Law and Justice is holding a showcase for their mock trial team—a case that will give team members the opportun…
Alpha Chi gives platform to unique student ideas in annual spring showcase
Lee University’s chapter of Alpha Chi, an academic honor society for upperclassmen, hosted its annual Academic Showcase last week in the Rose …
Here's what to expect for this semester's Lee Day
As the spring time approaches, Lee University’s campus begins to prepare for the highly anticipated Lee Day weekend.
Coffee, Cake and Theology brings faculty together to discuss sexual oppression in the church
Earlier this month, four faculty panelists across multiple disciplines gathered at the School of Religion's Coffee, Cake and Theology forum, t…
Chorale Concert features two student-created pieces for the first time
Lee University Chorale featured two student-created compositions for the first time at its spring concert on March 15.
Threats of rising meal plan prices loom as students sneak into Deacon Jones Dining Hall
An ongoing issue involving students sneaking into the dining hall without paying could result in the possible raising of meal plan prices and …
School of Religion helps fund Bible school for Ugandan refugees
In honor of Lee’s Centennial year, the School of Religion has rallied together to complete a project funding a Church of God Bible school.
PR student team to honor childhood cancer victims in candlelight vigil
On March 15, the Bateman Team will be holding a candlelight vigil at Lee University to honor those who lost their lives to childhood cancer.
Cold case of missing ex-Director of Lee Commuter Services again dismissed
Charges for the murder of a former Lee Resident Director, who went missing almost nine years ago, have been dropped for a second time.
Here's why checking your phone in class at all is impacting your grade
The fact that social media, cell phones, laptops and other technology affect the way students perform in the classroom is common knowledge, bu…
Students gather a second time in candlelight vigil to support DACA
On Feb. 18, Lee students gathered to stand in opposition of deferring DREAMers after President Trump's mandate last year to end the Deferred A…
Students discuss #MeToo and sexual assault at recent Coffee, Cake and Theology event
College-aged women are more likely to be sexually assaulted than any other female age group, and panelists for Coffee, Cake and Theology belie…
Film Festival to give winner national platform
The Lee University Film Festival event has been hosted on campus every spring semester, but this year the Student Leadership Council has opted…
Worries arise following successful monkey cloning by Chinese scientists
Chinese scientists have cloned the first non-human primate, sparking a massive worldwide debate about cloning.
Dance production The Veil: The Story of Creation features reminder of war and new ending
Warriors storm the stage this weekend to present “The Veil: The Story of Creation” for the 6th season.
Professors speak out on First Amendment limitations
In recent months, the Cato Institute conducted a survey asking questions concerning freedom of speech and specific questions as to what kinds …
Secretary Betsy DeVos declares Common Core dead
“At the U.S. Department of Education, Common Core is dead,” Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said last month during her first major policy addr…