Students at Lee take to social media to showcase their art in various forms.
Three things for October 2
Zantac pulled from shelves, The Collectives Co. Podcast launch and former police officer found guilty of murder—here are your three things for today.
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.
Review: ‘Ad Astra’
“Ad Astra” is a science fiction thriller directed by James Gray and written by Gray and Ethan Gross. It follows Major Roy McBride (Pitt) who is commissioned to stop his father (Jones) as his experiments threaten the existence of the solar system.
U-Turn Institute hosts “Finding Life in Every Story"
The U-Turn Institute in Cleveland is hosting an event on Monday, September 30 called “Finding Life in Every Story.” The event—featuring Abby Johnson—will take place at Westmore Church of God.
Cinema department rolls out red carpet for Film Friendsy awards ceremony
A weekend of pushing creative and technical limits will conclude tonight with a screening and awards ceremony.
Brief: Lady Flames open conference play with convincing win
The Lady Flames began their conference season with a 5-0 drubbing of their rival Shorter University this past Saturday.
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.
Pelosi announces formal Trump impeachment inquiry
Speaker Pelosi announced on Tuesday that the House will be moving forward with an inquiry to impeach President Trump.
Three Things for September 30
Forever 21 announces bankruptcy, Chile experiences an earthquake and winter graduation deadlines approach—here are your three things for today.
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.
Three things for September 27
“Brilliant Traces” opening night, 48-hour Film Friendsy and DoorDash Data Breach—here are your three things for today.
Lee alumni convert school bus into traveling home
Two Lee alum are embarking on the greatest journey of their life—within a school bus.
Trump administration readies ban on flavored vape products
The Trump administration recently announced a push to ban flavored e-cigarette products in an attempt to reduce consumption by minors.
Felicity Huffman sentenced for involvement in college admissions scandal
he college admissions scandal involving big names like Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin has generated strong feelings throughout the country.
Women’s soccer team prepared for home opener
The Lady Flames had a historic run last season that culminated in an appearance at the NCAA Final Four. Some could be anxious about how this season will compare; however, Women’s Soccer Coach Chris Hennessy isn’t too worried.
Brief: Flames stun defending national champions
The men’s soccer team defeated the defending national champion Barry University on Tuesday night, with a score of 2-0.
Killer Clowns, Festival Dramas and the Final Frontier: A Fall 2019 Movie Preview
As we leave the summer blockbusters behind, they are replaced by riskier studio fare, some genuine awards contenders and all things spooky. It is difficult to stay on top of it all, but the following list will assist in keeping track of the major releases coming this fall.
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.