On-campus clubs are embracing a new sense of community through socially distanced events and an increased emphasis on intentional relationships.
Three things for September 22
ICE whistleblower claims unsafe conditions; hysterectomies performed on detainees, Trump to ‘probably’ name Supreme Court pick on Saturday and Former police chief to review Jacob Blake police shooting — Here are your three things for today.
US shares final regulations governing Title IX
On May 6, the US Department of Education released the final regulations for sexual assault on college-based campuses under Title IX. Since the change, it was required that all universities adhere to the new order by Aug. 14.
Global Perspectives trips allow students to study abroad safely
While many students had their cross-cultural trips cancelled, new Global Perspectives trips are being offered this year to ensure student safety while abroad.
Three things for September 21
2 dead after mass shooting in Rochester, New York, Emmy presenters distributed trophies clad in hazmat tuxedos and Woman arrested after sending ricin letter to White House — Here are your three things for today.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg dead at age 87
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died in her Washington home last night, Sept. 18. Ginsburg was 87.
Three things for September 18
Bahrain, UAE sign deal with Israel, CDC Director announces expectations for future COVID-19 vaccine and Navalny posts first image since poisoning — Here are your three things for today.
Convocation preview: One Body
Fall 2020’s Convocation week kicks off Sunday night, with the theme of “One Body” as Campus Pastor Robert Fultz calls for Lee’s community to come together, despite the difficulties this semester has presented.
Flame on the Hot Seat: Hannah Longley
The first Flame on the Hot Seat is junior volleyball player Hannah Longley.
Gloria Scott-Richmond leads new Office of Racial and Ethnic Relations
Led by Gloria Scott-Richmond, the new Office of Racial and Ethnic Relations is promoting racial inclusivity and education on Lee’s campus.
Three Things for September 17
Hurricane Sally makes landfall in the Gulf, Big Ten to resume their season and Barbados to become a republic — Here are your three things for today.
Three things for September 16
Walker announces new COVID-19 case numbers, Aurora temporarily bans the use of ketamine after the death of Elijah McClain and Scientific American endorses Biden in first presidential candidate endorsement— Here are your three things for today.
Incoming students transition to college amidst COVID-19 regulations
Through the help of First Year Programs and Residential Life and Housing, incoming students are adjusting to college in the midst of a global pandemic.
Flames Athletics returns to practice
Lee Athletics were finally able to start back up again last week, following safety guidelines, after the COVID-19 pandemic caused seasons and championships to be canceled and athletic facilities to be shut down for months.
Parker Street renamed Paul Conn Parkway
New street signs have gone up along a main campus roadway. The impact of former Lee University president and newly appointed chancellor was recognized by Cleveland City Council as a section of Parker Street got a new name last week – Paul Conn Parkway.
Three things for September 15
Football returns with 19.3 million viewers on NBC, Hurricane Sally threatens ‘potentially historic’ floods and fierce winds and Louisville to pay $12 million to family of Breonna Taylor — Here are your three things for today.
Three things for September 14
Israel imposes second nationwide lockdown as COVID19 cases increase, Louisiana declares state of emergency as Gulf Coast braces for Tropical Storm Sally and ByteDance picks Oracle over Microsoft for TikTok US deal — Here are your three things for today.
Office of Community Relations launches Lee University Essentials
Lee University Essentials is a collection of online resources for Lee students and the community in collaboration with businesses in the Cleveland area. The website serves to boost Cleveland’s economy and to familiarize students with their community.
Three things for September 11
Orange skies cover San Francisco as fires burn, Social distancing guidelines impacting 9/11 memorial and Bob Woodward releases audio of Trump admitting to downplaying coronavirus dangers — Here are your three things for today.
Three things for September 10
Tennessee spends $80 million on COVID-19 supplies, Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize and The Academy announces new Best Picture guidelines — Here are your three things for today!