The women’s soccer team is partnering with the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer to put on tonight’s ninth annual Kickin’ It for Kids with Cancer. The event provides a fun night out for families affected by pediatric cancer and doubles as a fundraiser.
In 2018, Lee University’s School of Religion faculty raised money to start a Bible school in a South Sudanese refugee camp in Uganda.
Even as a new addition to the program, freshman communications major Beck Burnette has already made a huge impact on the Lee men’s golf team.
The actuarial science major gives Lee students the opportunity to prepare to work in the insurance business upon graduation.
Six months into the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max 8, the company is now moving closer to recertification with its redesigned flight system.
Lee alumnus Alex Staup, who has worked as the Resident Director of Carroll Courts for the past year, has also begun residing as the Director of First-Year Programs.
Jared Herzog auditions on The Voice, the Lee Clarion releases October Playlists and Faculty art show reception—here are your three things for today.
The men’s soccer team defeated Delta State in an overtime thriller on Sunday. After trailing by a goal at halftime, the Flames returned to finish off Delta State 3-2.
Award-winning musician Travis Greene visited Lee University on Sunday evening for October U-Church.
“Joker” is directed by Todd Phillips and written by Todd Phillips and Scott Silver. The film stars Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck, a man with multiple mental illnesses who struggles to be seen as the world collapses around him.
Today the Supreme Court began hearing a trio of cases debating whether existing federal employment discrimination laws protect LGBTQ+ employees. The case has the potential to impact Title VII and ultimately religious educational institutes such as Lee, who receive federal funding.
Since joining the race in July, Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer has quickly gained momentum. Our full podcast-style interview is available through our website.
This semester’s Missions Week, entitled “New Horizon in Missions,” is shifting the paradigm for students at Lee. For the first time, participants will have the opportunity to financially, spiritually and physically activate each other in the missions field.
New development in the Amber Guyger trial, Bernie Sanders suffers a heart attack and class scheduling for next semester—here are your three things for today.
Shooting in Washington state senior-living center, Fiery I-65 S crash and Travis Greene at U-Church—here are your three things for today.
Alternative Chapel continues its latest series, “Already Not Yet” for the fall 2019 semester.
The sociology club hosted a showing of “No Mas Muertes,” sparking a conversation on immigration.
Two clubs on campus have coordinated to raise money to send supplies to those affected by Hurricane Dorian.
Lee kicked-off its 28th annual Presidential Concert Series last month in Pangle Hall with renowned pianist, Ning An. The celebration will continue throughout the school year with a lineup of internationally recognized performers.
