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Justice Tour seeks to heighten awareness of racial issues and civil rights history
While some Lee students spent their spring break relaxing on the beach, one group of students dedicated the week to visiting important civil…
Boeing 737 plane crashes spark concern over flight safety
After hundreds of flight-related deaths last year, the Ethiopian Airlines crash earlier this month has frequent flyers on edge.
Crowded startup market leaves little room for breakthrough
Taking the world by storm, startup culture is hugely appealing to Millennials and driving many to take risks for the profound possibilities of…
Service club provides mentors for middle school girls of Bradley County
An on-campus club allows middle school girls in Bradley County to engage in fellowship and receive guidance on life, friends and faith from…
Social media shifts from networking tool to political platform
As the social media climate becomes more politicized, recent studies show that people are treating social media platforms less like networking…
Psychology, editing and production in the era of horror films
Horror films, thrillers, scary movies—no matter what you call them, you know them when you see them, and you see them a lot.
Lee community speaks out about rising number of hate groups
At a glance, numbers suggest the U.S. is becoming more progressive as a nation—high amounts of legislation promote equal rights, diversity and…
Girls on the Run to join Great Strides at Lee
Girls on the Run is partnering with Nora Chambers and Simmons Halls to join Great Strides’ mission of finding a cure for cystic fibrosis.
Lee sisters release live worship album to promote spiritual breakthrough
After growing up together on and off the stage, immersed in music, Kaylee + Erica have released their sophomore album geared towards breakthrough.
Anti-Photoshop initiatives discourage unrealistic beauty standards in ads
With the rise of social awareness trends, customers have demanded more authenticity and honesty about their products: what's inside, how it wa…
Knitting club offers service hours and new friendship opportunities
Lee University’s fiber arts club, Knit Wits, is interlacing friendships and creating handmade textiles for a good cause.
Gym-ready makeup products receive mixed reactions
There are times when people use makeup to look glamorous or for artistic expression: for pictures, an important presentation, a date—and accor…
Three places in Cleveland to keep you busy during spring break
Spring break is quickly approaching, and while many people are finalizing their getaway plans, others are sticking around Cleveland and lookin…
Non-hearing Lee student pursues deaf ministry
Most of us are all too familiar with the booming music flooding the Conn Center and the constant chatter resounding in the PCSU, but one stude…
Advertising class plans campaign to advocate for victims of sexual assault and promote awareness
This semester, upperclassman advertising students are launching a campaign that deals with a weighty topic: sexual assault.
Local indie pop duo to hold album release tour while hiking Appalachian Trail
With their sophomore album on the cusp, Lee alumni, husband and wife and local pop-art duo The Mailboxes are planning a tour combined with a t…
New research suggests growing up with smartphones may inflict psychological damage
Smartphones have found a place in nearly every household, and as Generation Z enters into adulthood, researchers have observed some long-term …
New shopping company attempts return to “milkman model”
Delivery services like Amazon have made doorstep delivery the norm, but what if you could have your empty containers refilled and re-delivered…
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