The renowned Twitter account LeeUCrushes has been a staple to Lee’s campus life since its creation in 2012. With over 3,000 followers, the face behind LeeUCrushes still remains anonymous.
Super Tuesday explained
Next Tuesday, March 3, marks a pivotal day for the presidential race. Commonly known as “Super Tuesday,” 14 states will hold their primary elections.
New Office of Student Care seeks to prioritize mental health
The Office of Student Care is a new addition to campus dedicated to addressing the needs of students, especially regarding wellness and mental health. This office will also be responsible for Title IX on campus.
Tunnel creates conversation about Black History on campus
On Feb. 21, Lee students and faculty learned more about Black History through the on-campus event, Tunnel. Previously known as Tunnel of Oppression, the event featured a walk-through museum of rooms created by students to educate Lee’s community.
Dr. Mark L. Walker looks to the future during transition to Lee’s presidency
Dr. Mark L. Walker is looking forward to developing a legacy of excellence as he prepares to make the historic transition into Lee’s presidency.
More than an Athlete: Abby Bertram
Senior communication major Abby Bertram has been a consistent force on the women’s basketball team since her freshman year, scoring well over 1,000 points in her career and racking up plenty of awards along the way. Yet for all of her on-court accomplishments, Bertram has done plenty off the court as well.
Alex Awad speaks at ‘Peace in the Holy Land’ event
On Feb. 20, Lee alumnus and author Alex Awad returned to his alma mater to share his story and beliefs. Awad’s presentation was titled “Peace in the Holy Land: A Palestinian Christian Perspective.”
Women's lacrosse hopes to improve in new season
The Lee women’s lacrosse team started the 2020 season with an even 2-2 record. Now in their fourth season, the Lady Flames are looking for continued improvements to further establish themselves as a competitive sport.
Three things for February 27
Anti-lynching bill passed by the House, CDC warns Americans to prepare for the spread of coronavirus and Disney CEO steps down in unexpected announcement — here are your three things for today.
No. 14 Lady Flames win battle at Hilton Head
The No. 14 Lee women's golf team started the spring season in style with a two-stroke victory at the Battle of Hilton Head this week.
Black Student Union celebrates Black History Month through community and inclusivity
Lee’s Black Student Union is celebrating Black History Month on campus by inviting the community into an open dialogue surrounding diversity.
Lee prepares for International Women's Week
Lee will hold an International Women’s Week (IWW) Poster Session, an on-campus event celebrated on March 4 where students are asked to present posters on influential women in society.
Three things for February 26
Violent protests in New Delhi eclipse President Trump’s state visit, 39 states to investigate Juul’s marketing tactics and Dixon Center to host operas this weekend — here are your three things for today.
Campus Ride drivers share community with students
From Bowdle O’ Bannon to the Communication Arts Building, Lee’s Campus Ride drivers shuttle students and faculty to each corner of campus.
Lee bans use of unauthorized VPNs on campus
On Feb. 13, Director of IT Operations Chris Golden sent a mass email to Lee students, stating that unauthorized VPNs will not be allowed for on-campus use as of Feb. 17.
Three things for February 25
NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson dies at 101, Harvey Weinstein found guilty of rape but acquitted of two major charges and TSA bans employees from using TikTok — here are your three thing for today.
Voices of Lee members balance dedication to school and music
The members behind Voices of Lee work to balance their time between academics and intense dedication to the group.
Three things for February 24
Bernie Sanders becomes the Democratic frontrunner, South Korea declares high alert after coronavirus outbreak and Latte in the Library today — here are your three things for today.
FIT Club begins new accountability program on campus
Lee’s Forever In Training Club has introduced a new accountability program that focuses on encouraging students to reach their fitness goals through communal encouragement.
Three things for February 21
Roger Stone sentenced to 40 months in prison, landslide in Morris Chapel destroys roads and houses and Flames Basketball broadcast win on ESPN — here are your three things for today.