The Language and Literature Department has begun its ninth year of offering free English as a Second Language (ESL) courses. This program seeks to provide free English instruction to students and community members who are interested in better learning the language.
Puerto Rico earthquake, National Voter Registration Day and possible CNN bomb threat—here are your 3 things for today.
The Lady Flames volleyball team hosted the Lee Invitational this past weekend, finishing with a 2-1 record. The team is hoping to carry this momentum into their conference opener on Wednesday, September 24.
Lee University’s rec center got a summer upgrade, with new fitness programs in store for the school year.
The Center for Calling and Career’s fall Grad Student Fair is set to take place in the Paul Conn Student Union (PCSU) on Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Lee legends Larry Carpenter and George Starr were honored earlier this month as the new baseball stadium was named the Larry Carpenter Stadium at Olympic Field, and the press box dedicated as the George Starr Press Box.
Bienstar CBD, a new cannabis shop in Cleveland, has opened its doors a few blocks from Lee Univesity.
FIFA statement, Lee Flames home games and Italy Spring Break trip—here are your three things for today.
The Lee University men’s golf team kicked off its season at the Kiawah Invitational in South Carolina this past Monday and Tuesday. Backed by a strong start, the team has a lot of expectations heading into the season.
The Alaskan night is ink black, and the rustic cabin is barely visible through the copious amounts of snow whirling in the wind. Henry Harry faces another night at home alone until a frantic runaway bride named Rosanna knocks on his door, and they are both changed forever.
Christy Nockles, a founding member of Passion City Church lead Conn Center Chapel on Thursday.
Clear skies and calm winds surrounded the Cleveland Regional Jetport on Saturday morning as local residents toured the Flagship Detroit. Manufactured in 1937, this vintage Douglas DC-3 aircraft flaunts its twin turboprop engines and tight 21-passenger seating.
The renovation of Lee University’s new Recording Studio in Pangle Hall is set to begin September 2019 to create the ultimate “behind the scenes” experience for all music majors.
This year, Lee University hired a new LEAP director to oversee and run the program well.
Jared Herzog is a senior marketing major who has been a part of the Flames track and field team for the past four years, serving as this year’s team captain. Though he is an accomplished runner and leader on the team, Herzog’s talents go far beyond the track.
Shooting in Northwest DC, Tropical Depression Imelda and guest artist recital—here are your three things for today.
For the first time in over three and a half years, the Lee Clarion has published a print edition. While some may think of print media as a relic of the past, others treasure its distinctive value within an increasingly digital society.
The Lady Flames volleyball team competed in the Aiken Invitational tournament this past weekend in Aiken, South Carolina. The tournament proved to be a challenge as the team pulled off just one win in their four matches.
The Voices of Lee celebrated 25 years of music on Saturday with an alumni-packed reunion and concert. With two and a half decades worth of members taking the stage, there were many tears, laughter and cheering throughout the night.
As the 2019-2020 soccer season unfolds for the Flames, the team is expecting great things. With three players named to the preseason All-GSC team, the Lee men’s soccer team have their eyes set on one common goal: a championship.
