Two days after the release of their new album "Burn the Ships," For King and Country continued the U-Church series and brought the Conn Center…
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Conn, Brinkman and CPD respond to student concerns regarding sexual assault incident
On Oct. 7 an incident of sexual assault occurred at the Mayfield Annex. Lee Clarion held individual interviews with Lee University President D…
Ten new faculty welcomed to the College of Arts & Sciences
This fall, Lee has welcomed ten new professors to its College of Arts & Sciences, each specializing in a broad range of fields, including …
Teen arrested and charged in Mayfield Annex sexual assault
Cleveland Police Department has arrested a 17-year-old for sexually assaulting a female student and has charged him with aggravated rape.
Voter registration drive seeks to engage and inform Lee students in upcoming elections
It’s almost time for Americans to return to the polls. With all 435 congressional seats and 35 Senate races heading to the polls, the November…
New York Times bestselling author Ron Rash to kick off Writer’s Festival
Lee University will welcome New York Times bestselling author and PEN/Faulkner Award finalist Ron Rash for a live reading.
As of last Thursday night, eight cars belonging to male students residing in Bowdle/O’Bannon Hall have been keyed in the dorm parking lot.
How Lee students are faring in the student loan crisis
The ongoing student loan crisis has been a cause of concern for many young Americans seeking to pursue higher education, and Lee’s student bod…
Lee faculty hosts “Of the People” workshop with aims to improve local teachers effectiveness
Lee's history and education departments are working to ensure high school students learn more when they step into their social studies classrooms.
Wall Street Journal names Lee among top schools for student engagement
Lee may be a small, private university, but the school recently received national attention as it was listed as one of the country’s top 11 co…
This semester's Convocation—a time where students, faculty and staff come together for a time of spiritual renewal and reflection amidst the a…
Lee University ranked in top 50 of “Best Regional Colleges of 2019” report
Lee University’s rank has continued to rise in the U.S. News & World’s “Best Colleges of 2019” report, ranking #47 in the “Regional Univer…
Remembrance of Life: Pamela Browning
Pamela Browning, Chair of the Department of Early Childhood, Elementary, and Special Education and professor of education, passed away on Sund…
Presidential Concert Series to celebrate Centennial with world-class musicians
Lee University’s Presidential Concert Series is set to begin with a Centennial celebration this semester, featuring performances by pianist Gl…
How Betsy DeVos' proposed changes to Title IX affect Lee University
The U.S. Education Department is drawing up new resolutions addressing sexual assault and misconduct allegations on college campuses.
School of Nursing adds non-nursing major to kick off fall semester
As Hurricane Florence barrels towards the East Coast, disaster relief personnel from all over the country are getting ready to face the damage…
Lee University faculty and students remember Senator John McCain
In the aftermath of Senator John McCain's death after several months of battling brain cancer, remembrances and thoughts poured out from every…
Cleveland non-profit raises awareness of human trafficking in Bradley County
Sex trafficking—it's a worldwide problem, and Cleveland is, by no means, immune. That's why, last Tuesday, Cleveland organization Willowbend F…
School of Nursing mass casualty simulation to give students experience across multiple disciplines
Lee University’s School of Nursing held a mass casualty simulation for the third semester, this time including many other departments.
Lee Theatre department opens Cyrano, looks forward to second weekend of performances
Lee University Theatre will complete its 2017-2018 year with the finale production of Edmond Rostand’s “Cyrano.”