Ethical Thrift, started by Bethany Clayton, seeks to promote sustainable and trendy fashion through an online clothing shop.
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Operation Christmas Child Pack N' Stack adjusts to COVID-19 regulations
An event started by Samaritan’s Purse, Operation Christmas Child’s Pack N’ Stack event adjusts to COVID-19 expecations to still serve children worldwide.
‘HelpCaseyCole’ raises $4,000 in 24 hours to fund international students’ tuition
After learning about a need for tuition assistance by Oct. 31, Casey Cole and a team of students began the “HelpCaseyCole” project to fund multiple Lee students’ education.
Lee student follows call to minister to peers
Josiah Ward is following the call he has on his heart to minister to students and the surrounding Lee community.
The Walkers reflect on a semester of growth in transition
President Dr. Mark and Udella Walker reflect on their first semester in the presidency together.
Imago Dei cultivates conversation around racial injustice on campus
Imago Dei - a new video series on campus - is seeking to spark conversations surrounding racial injustice between Lee students.
Photo Essay: A Pocket in the Wilderness
Although less familiar than Starr Mountain and Chilhowee, Pocket Wilderness in Dayton, Tennessee, is a beautiful hiking area bursting with lush fall colors and miles of trail to explore.
Virtual first-generation week unites student experiences
Lee’s first virtual first-generation week, is aiming to unite and connect students with similar experiences on campus.
From red screen to hotel room: Lee's quarantine process
Although Lee employs health-screening apps and temperature checks, these extra measures inside the “Lee bubble” cannot exempt the campus from a pandemic.
Lee’s I.T. Operations Crew keeps campus virtually connected
Often seen running in and out of classrooms, Lee’s I.T. Operations crew keeps campus virtually connected.
Lee related Instagram pages highlight campus’ unique culture
Lee related Instagram pages are gaining followers and highlighting the unique aspects of Lee’s campus community.
Local fall events spark attraction back to small businesses
Local businesses are hosting fall events to promote attraction and community in Downtown Cleveland.
Mobile coffee shop seeks to raise money for missions
Following a family dream, Everett Apple and Chase Elkins are aiming to connect with the surrounding community over a cup of coffee.
Urban Outreach adapts to one day service opportunity
Urban Outreach, a semester awaited opportunity to earn 10 service hours in one weekend, is now transforming into a one-day service program.
COVID-19 brings new on-campus jobs
Lee’s COVID-19 precautions have allowed for the creation of new on-campus job opportunities.
Residential Life and Housing welcomes five new Resident Directors
Residential Life and Housing recently hired five new Resident Directors to oversee dormorities on campus.
Preview: Lee Theatre virtually presents 'When She Had Wings'
Lee Theatre is presenting its first virtual production beginning with “When She Had Wings,” which live-streams starting Oct. 9, 10, 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m.
‘Singing cyclist’ spreads light on campus through daily bike rides
Often seen riding his bike through campus while singing the lyrics to worship songs, Justin Gadson is sharing his own joy in Christ on campus.
Culture Fest celebrates international traditions
Hosted by Diversity Council, Culture Fest highlighted the different cultural traditions of Lee students.
Lee Clubs adjust semester expectations
On-campus clubs are embracing a new sense of community through socially distanced events and an increased emphasis on intentional relationships.