Alternative Chapel continues its latest series, “Already Not Yet” for the fall 2019 semester.
All in life
Sociology club sparks immigration discussion with documentary viewing
The sociology club hosted a showing of “No Mas Muertes,” sparking a conversation on immigration.
Lee students assist those affected by Hurricane Dorian
Two clubs on campus have coordinated to raise money to send supplies to those affected by Hurricane Dorian.
Students turn to social media to showcase their artwork
Students at Lee take to social media to showcase their art in various forms.
Nonprofit focuses on "cultivating overlooked" areas in Cleveland
Through fostering physical and social revitalization, economic development, neighborhood safety and leadership development, City Fields is working to cultivate healthier communities.
Lee's Say Something club acknowledges September as National Suicide Prevention Month
Say Something, a mental health club at Lee, acknowledges September as National Suicide Prevention Month.
Rooms of three students have formed in male on-campus housing
Some male students at Lee University are now sharing their traditionally four person suite with another roommate due to insuffiencent housing.
A Weekend at Lee: Things to do in the Cleveland area
Cleveland provides unique opportunities for students to spend their weekends in town instead of feeling the need to always return home.
Lee alumni convert school bus into traveling home
Two Lee alum are embarking on the greatest journey of their life—within a school bus.
The Hub begins student success programs with Dr. Landa Torrence
The Hub which houses the student success programs on campus, as hired a new facutly member, Landa B Torrence, to oversee various programs this school year.
Big changes in store for the Devos Rec Center
Lee University’s rec center got a summer upgrade, with new fitness programs in store for the school year.
Legal cannabis industry comes to Cleveland
Bienstar CBD, a new cannabis shop in Cleveland, has opened its doors a few blocks from Lee Univesity.
Christy Nockles performs at Conn Center Chapel
Christy Nockles, a founding member of Passion City Church lead Conn Center Chapel on Thursday.
Lee welcomes Dr. Roy Chan as new LEAP director
This year, Lee University hired a new LEAP director to oversee and run the program well.
Student photographers balance college and part-time careers
Some students at Lee manage the workload of college and a social life, while also using their talents to work as a photographer for Lee.
Lee students spend their summer serving at camps
While many college students spent their summer soaking up the sun, these Lee students served at camps throughout the nation.
Fall 2019 U-Church kicks off with Tauren Wells
Grammy-nominated singer Tauren Wells took center stage on Sunday evening during this semester’s first U-Church.
New church with the slogan "Don't do life alone" launches in September
Dustin and Sarah Wilson, both graduates of Lee, felt God lay a burden on their heart. They knew they were being called to plant a church, and that it was going to require them to move away from their comfortable, secure life.
Worthy Now Conference: An evening to remember
Originally beginning as a small meeting of women, has now transformed into a large community, bringing the birth of the Worthy Now Conference for 2019.
