Lee’s graduating seniors recently received an email from Director of the Leonard Center William Lamb announcing changes to service-learning requirements.
Protesters challenge stay-at-home orders across the US
Over the past few weeks, protests have taken place across the United States in response to governors’ shelter-in-place orders.
Lee implements new threshold for academic honors
Lee will begin awarding academic honors based on an updated GPA scale in December 2020.
Story of My Life: Dr. Caroline Maher-Boulis
Our guest this week is Dr. Caroline Maher-Boulis, a professor of mathematics. Originally from Sudan, Maher-Boulis grew up in Egypt before making her way to Cleveland.
Lee Theatre to host Fringe Fest online
Each spring, Lee Theatre hosts “Fringe Fest” consisting of submissions from students who have previously directed and students in the playwriting class. This year, Fringe Fest will be held online via zoom tonight, April 23, from at 7 p.m.
Lee debuts new commuter and road cycling class
Beginning next fall, students have the opportunity to take a Commuter and Road Cycling course. In this hands-on class, students will learn the principles of biking, the health benefits involved and what it looks like to be a safe and environmentally-friendly commuter.
Alpha Chi Apple Pie offers noncommittal alternative to Greek life
Known as the club where “if you commit to us, you commit to nothing,” Alpha Chi Apple Pie has been an unofficial Greek club on Lee’s campus for the past four years.
Harrold, Felix Named Honorable Mention All-Americans
Senior Haverly Harrold and sophomore Emily Felix were named Honorable Mention All-Americans as the Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) announced the 2019-20 WGCA All-American Teams for Division II Women's Collegiate Golf on Tuesday.
Burnette named to DII Ping All-Regional Team
Lee golf freshman sensation Beck Burnette has landed a spot on the stacked Division II PING All-South Region team. Burnette is among players across eight regions who earned all-region honors for 2020.
Speach Named GSC Women’s Golf Champion Scholar-Athlete
Lee golfer Judianne Speach has been named the 2020 GSC Women's Golf Champion Scholar-Athlete.
Lee connects campus through livestreams and social media
Even amid COVID-19 disruptions, Lee is fostering student connections through livestreams and social media.
Student musicians go beyond the classroom by releasing their own music
At a university with a significant music emphasis, Lee students and alumni take their passion beyond the classroom by releasing their own music.
Cleveland Curbside Recycling implements eco-friendly options on and off campus
With the lack of recycling resources on campus and in Cleveland, a new door-to-door service is offering single-stream collection.
Students maintain healthy habits at home
As students adjust to a “new normal” of their daily routines, many are being intentional about maintaining their physical health while social distancing.
'Lee Day Live' connects prospective students to campus virtually
Through a virtual platform, Lee Day Live connected prospective students and their families to campus from their homes.
Three things for April 20
Idris Elba, wife recovering from COVID-19, Biden wins Wyoming Democratic caucuses and Protestors contest stay-at-home orders — here are your three things for today.
Flames stay connected during COVID-19 pandemic
The baseball season was cut short due to COVID-19, but the baseball team is working hard to keep in touch with each other and work on their game during this pandemic.
Opinion: Everyone’s an influencer
Have you noticed everyone and their grandmother has a discount code to offer you?
Story of My Life: Eric Ferguson
Our guest this week is Eric Ferguson, who has taught public speaking at Lee for over a decade. Originally from New Orleans, Ferguson has lived in several places across the United States including southern Alabama, Dallas, New York City, Atlanta and Savannah before settling in Cleveland.
Opinion: Can Tom Brady save the Bucs?
Tom Brady, arguably the greatest quarterback to ever play the game, became a free agent on March 18 at 4 p.m. After a stunning announcement that he wouldn’t return to the New England Patriots — his home team for 20 years — he revealed he had signed a deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.