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Lee Students for Life meet in the wake of graphic anti-abortion demonstrations
In light of the recent on-campus demonstrations by the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR) — an anti-abortion activist group — the Lee Student…
Advanced directing students perform Shakespeare scenes across campus
Lee University’s Advanced Directing students recently invited their audience travel across campus as they performed a series of six different…
Great Strides: A Celebration of Life
About a thousand participants came out to Lee University for the 19th annual Great Strides charity walk and 17th 65 Roses 5k run on March 30.
A guide to Lee Day Spring 2019
Lee Day Weekend 2019 starts today, bringing crowds of prospective students and their loved ones onto campus for a weekend-long event.
Beloved Ministries hosts a night of womens' fellowship
Last Friday, Beloved Ministries hosted “LOVE,” an event that involved an evening of worship, dance and an interactive message that welcomed…
"Meet Me in St. Louis" opens for Lee Day
The Lee University Theatre department stages a musical production every two years, this spring the department will be debuting the romantic…
Pro-life group holds anti-abortion demonstration on campus, met with Lee student counter-protest
Warning: The following article contains content regarding abortions and miscarriages.
Lee University Percussion presents “Marimba Madness"
Lee University Percussion members recently presented “Marimba Madness,” a concert aimed to highlight each percussion member and guest artists…
Local non-profit aims to transform the lives of trafficking survivors
Willowbend Farms is a local non-profit organization that works to rehabilitate the lives of survivors of human trafficking & sexual…
A look inside Lee University's developmental inclusion classroom
The Lee University Developmental Inclusion Classroom (LUDIC) is a program that invites Lee students to volunteer and interact with children an…
Lee alumnus publishes a two-part Christian novel
Lee alumnus Stephen McClellan recently published a two-part Christian novel titled “To Dance" that tells an emotionally gripping redemption story.
Res Life presents this year's Tunnel of Oppression
Each spring semester, Lee University's Residential Life and Housing staff diligently work to host the Tunnel of Oppression, an interactive wal…
Lee University’s Choral Union showcases “A Dream of Spring”
With March around the corner, Lee University's Choral Union recently performed a three-act showcase with hopes to inspire the audience to drea…
Diversity Council and Evangelistic Singers present “We Are One”
With hopes to highlight different cultures from around the world, the Lee University Diversity Council and Evangelistic Singers (EVS) recently…
Arts and Culture series presents "Looking justly: Photography, Race, and Gender"
Lee University welcomed Covenant College Professor of Art and Art History Dr. Elissa Yukiko Weichbrodt, who gave a lecture titled “Looking jus…
Ballet Magnificat! opens Spring U-Church series
For several years, Lee University has welcomed Ballet Magnificat! to perform as a ministry to students and faculty. On Feb. 17 they opened Lee…
National emergency declaration leaves 16 states awaiting governmental action
Sixteen states have now sued President Donald Trump over implementing a state of national emergency, and citizens are awaiting responses from …
Lee's Opera Theatre presents "Suor Angelica" and "What Men Live By"
Lee University’s School of Music Opera Theatre is presenting two one-act operas, co-directed by Opera Theatre Director James Frost and his son…
