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COVID-19 has infected over 160,000 people in the U.S., becoming a primary issue in the race for the presidency. With just over seven months remaining until Election Day, the three main candidates for the presidency have varied in their responses to the COVID-19 outbreak.
In a Friday afternoon email, Dr. Paul Conn announced Lee is enacting an emergency grading policy for the spring semester. Students will be given the option of selecting “pass or fail” grades upon receiving their final letter grades.
On Jan. 8, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shocked the world when they announced that they would step down from their senior royal duties.
On April 1, the Lee Clarion proudly unveiled its long-awaited rebrand. According to its Editor in Chief, the student-run publication will now be known exclusively by the French name, “Le Clariòn.”
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the international community has carefully watched China’s response. Scott Rust, who graduated from Lee in 2018, has seen the impact firsthand while living in Wuxi, China.
In a Thursday morning chapel livestream, Dr. Paul Conn announced students will not return to campus to finish the spring semester. Lee will continue to conduct classes online via Zoom for the remainder of the semester.
In a Wednesday afternoon email, Dr. Paul Conn confirmed at least one student has tested positive for COVID-19 after returning from a personal Spring Break trip within the United States.
As presidential primaries continue across the nation, campaigning is in full swing for the remaining candidates. Currently, there are two Democrats and one Republican vying for votes as the once-crowded field continues to narrow.
Vermont-raised Bernie Sanders is a seasoned politician who served as Mayor of Burlington from 1981 to 1989, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1991 to 2007 and the senator for Vermont since 2007. Sanders also ran for president in 2016 as a candidate for the Democratic Party.
President Donald J. Trump is now the only remaining Republican candidate for the 2020 election. The New York-born real-estate mogul is now a front-running presidential candidate as he seeks a second term.
The 47th vice president of the United States Joe Biden is a noteworthy candidate for the 2020 presidential election. Having served alongside Barack Obama from 2009-2017, Biden hopes to further his White House claim as he runs for the presidency.
In a Monday afternoon Q&A livestream, Dr. Conn addressed Lee’s continued response to the COVID-19 crisis, noting a final decision for the remainder of the semester will be announced on Thursday.
In a Thursday morning livestream, Dr. Paul Conn announced a modified schedule that will further delay the return to campus. Here’s the latest information on how coronavirus is impacting the Lee community.
March marks the beginning of the 2020 Census as the Unites States Census Bureau begins collecting data on U.S. citizens.
Lee announces livestreams to keep students informed, advanced class selection continues as scheduled and Governor Lee urges statewide school closure — here’s the latest information on how coronavirus is impacting the Lee community.
Trump declares a national emergency, Gulf South Conference suspends all athletic events and Mayor Brooks halts permits for public gatherings — here’s the latest information on how coronavirus is impacting the Lee community.
Classes moved online until March 30, Great Strides pulled, Health Clinic to screen returning travelers — here’s the latest information on how coronavirus is impacting the Lee community.
Several popular dating services, including Tinder and Bumble, are under investigation from a House subcommittee for allegedly allowing misuse of their apps by minors and sex offenders.
Tuesday was the most delegate-rich day in the presidential primary process. Commonly known as Super Tuesday, 14 states held their primary elections.
