On Aug. 1, Dr. Mark L. Walker made the historic transition to the role of Lee’s 17th president.
Conn announces commencement cancellation
On Tuesday, Dr. Paul Conn announced in an email to the Class of 2020 May and August graduates that commencement weekend, previously scheduled for the weekend of August 1, is now officially canceled due to the risk of spreading COVID-19.
Lee student Hannah Hedgepeth shares her experience with COVID-19
When Hannah Hedgepeth, a senior intercultural studies major, and her friends began planning their final Spring Break trip before graduation, a pandemic was nowhere in sight. However, as their departure date grew closer, so did the novel coronavirus.
Opinion: I don’t want to be a COVID-19 guinea pig
The decision to begin reopening states has puzzled many, myself included, considering that Georgia and Tennessee have had over 24,000 and over 10,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 respectively.
Seniors say goodbye earlier than expected
Hundreds of seniors are saying farewell to their Lee experience following the realization that their time on campus has come to an abrupt end.
Admissions office prepares incoming freshmen class amid COVID-19
As COVID-19 continues to spread rapidly and drastically change many lives, the incoming class of 2024 is making the best of it as they prepare to start their journey at Lee this fall.
Story of My Life: Dr. Mava Wilson
Our guest this week is Dr. Mava Wilson, an associate professor of computer information systems. Born in Woodlawn, Virginia, Wilson grew up in a missionary family where moving to another country was commonplace. Wilson joined Lee’s faculty in 2000, having served as a faculty member in the School of Business for two decades.
Nonprofit hosts virtual 5k to support global orphan care
Despite COVID-19 postponing many events, one nonprofit is hosting a virtual 5k race to keep their supporters active and involved in the organization’s mission.
Opinion: The best 80s movies to stream right now
If you want to watch some of your parents’ favorite movies but don’t know where to start, this list is for you! It’s time to tease your hair, put on some neon clothes and live your 80s dreams by watching these classics.
Local businesses weather the storm of COVID-19
In the wake of the ongoing pandemic, millions of small businesses across the nation are suffering due to coronavirus restrictions. Among them, local businesses in Bradley County are learning how to cope with the new normal.
Tennis team stays connected across the globe
Like all other spring sports, Lee’s tennis was canceled due to the coronavirus. A lot of players had to leave to go home, which for some included traveling to other countries.
International students face new difficulties during COVID-19 outbreak
As Lee students finish the semester with online classes through Zoom, international students are facing new challenges.
Nashville musicians find new ways to share music
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the music industry is facing unforeseen challenges. Many musicians are finding alternative ways to share their music, stay connected to fans and sustain an income now that public performances are canceled.
Students propose projects to benefit Cleveland community
Students in this semester’s technical and professional writing class are proposing projects to benefit Lee and the Cleveland community.
Woodsong Forest School practices nature-based learning
Pre-K, kindergarten and first-grade aged children show up to Woodsong Forest School ready to learn. Rather than sneakers, they wear hiking boots. Instead of pencils, they carry magnifying glasses.
How different countries have responded to the COVID-19 outbreak
As the total number of confirmed cases surpasses 2.5 million in 210 countries and territories across the globe, different governments have attempted to contain the virus in a multitude of ways with varying degrees of success.
Lee student stars in Tom Hanks’ new film, ‘Greyhound’
Senior digital media major Grayson Russell recently announced his work on a new film “Greyhound,” starring Tom Hanks.
Lee alumnus goes viral for at-home themed workouts
After the closure of schools for the remainder of the semester in Hamilton County, Lee alumnus Aaron Wood is creating interactive home workouts for all to enjoy.
Lee students reflect on Global Perspectives trips after early return
When Lee students embarked on Spring Break, none could have predicted how the growing threat of the coronavirus would interfere with their return to campus.
Opinion: The best 90s movies to stream right now
Need a break while studying for finals? Here are 10 of the best 90s movies available for streaming right now.