Assistant First Director David H. Venghas Jr. spoke to aspiring filmmakers and directors on Monday morning at a Lee seminar.
All in life
Students balance off-campus jobs with full-time academic workloads
For some Lee students, the end of the academic day signals the beginning of their professional workload.
Physical education classes offer students the opportunity to develop new skills
Students can have the chance to learn a new skill and take a break from academic stress, through some of the one-hour classes Lee offers.
Physical Plant maintains ‘mission-minded’ staff
Physical Plant is an essential part of maintaining the appearance and functionality of Lee University. Like most other organizations, their roles were impacted by the pandemic.
‘Tunnel of Oppression’ transforms into the ‘Imago Dei Experience’
Imago Dei is partnering with Residential Life and Housing to transform the “Tunnel of Oppression” into the “Imago Dei Experience.”
Lee Theatre presents ‘Last Train to Nibroc’
Beginning this weekend, Lee Theatre will present “Last Train to Nibroc.” Based in the 1940’s, the play follows the love story of Raleigh and May.
Lee Center for English Language and Learning kicks off another semester
In early February, the Center for English Language and Literacy restarted its weekly classes, inviting English learners of all ages to come together.
Lee student runs 47 miles in memoriam
Sophomore business major, Tristian Miller ran 47 miles in one day, honoring the passing of his best friend’s mom due to COVID-19 complications.
Q&A with Evie West
Evie West, a Lee alumna and sergeant of the Cleveland Police Department’s community relations unit, returned to campus Tuesday morning to speak on a message of resilience during Convocation week.
Photo Essay: PCSU re-opens featuring updated renovations and Starbucks products
With updated furnishings and a modernized aesthetic, the PCSU has re-opened for the Spring semester featuring an updated Chick-Fil-A and cafe serving Starbucks products.
Convocation Preview: Resilience
Spring 2021 Convocation begins Sunday, Jan. 24, with the theme of Resilience.
Photo Essay: Martin Luther King Day Cleveland March
On Monday morning, Lee students joined the Cleveland community in an MLK day march.
Lee honors Martin Luther King Jr. Day with week of campus events
Lee celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. with weeklong on-campus events.
Lee student creates online shop promoting eco-friendly thrifting
Ethical Thrift, started by Bethany Clayton, seeks to promote sustainable and trendy fashion through an online clothing shop.
Operation Christmas Child Pack N' Stack adjusts to COVID-19 regulations
An event started by Samaritan’s Purse, Operation Christmas Child’s Pack N’ Stack event adjusts to COVID-19 expecations to still serve children worldwide.
Lee student follows call to minister to peers
Josiah Ward is following the call he has on his heart to minister to students and the surrounding Lee community.
‘HelpCaseyCole’ raises $4,000 in 24 hours to fund international students’ tuition
After learning about a need for tuition assistance by Oct. 31, Casey Cole and a team of students began the “HelpCaseyCole” project to fund multiple Lee students’ education.