In the aftermath of Senator John McCain's death after several months of battling brain cancer, remembrances and thoughts poured out from every…
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.
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.
Athlete of the Week: Alex Carter
Alex Carter, senior track runner, was named Athlete of the Week after winning two consecutive events at the Berry College Victor Icebreaker Du…
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.”
Meeting the needs of the hungry: a Cleveland community kitchen at work
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…
Lee secures 2-1 record against West Florida rivals
After a five-game losing streak in the Gulf South Conference (GSC), the Lady Flames bounced back in a three-game softball series against a maj…
This organ scientists just found might be the way cancer spreads through the body
Scientists have recently discovered a potential new organ in the human body that could help explain how cancer spreads throughout the body.
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.
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…
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…
OPINION | We shouldn't be exposing little kids to politics. This is why.
When dealing with six-year-olds, you never quite know what you’re going to get.
Flames baseball gaining momentum after series sweep vs. AUM
Amidst a year of ups and downs, Lee University baseball (16-14) is catching fire at the right time in the season. The Flames won five of their…
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.
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…