Trump’s second impeachment trial to begin today, Brady wins fifth Super Bowl MVP award and Myanmar military imposes curfew, bans protests — Here are your three things for today.
Track and Field athletes uphold record-breaking legacy
Lee Flames coach Caleb Morgan leads athletes to uphold the track and field legacy.
Staff Picks: ‘Home’ Playlist
The Lee Clarion Staff shares their favorite songs that remind them of home.
Campus Security warns of suspicious person, students discuss dorm parking
In a Thursday morning email to the student body, Campus Security Director Matthew Brinkman warned students about a suspicious person spotted on campus.
Three things for February 8
Internet access restored as Myanmar protests continue, Former Secretary of State George Shultz dies at age 100 and 140 missing after Himalayan glacier breaks — Here are your three things for today.
DeVos Recreation Center honors wellness day
In the spirit of the campus-wide wellness day on Wednesday, Feb. 10, the DeVos Recreation Center will be offering free fitness classes to students.
SLC and women’s rugby team to host Super Bowl viewing party
This Sunday, Kansas City and Tampa Bay face off in the Super Bowl LV. SLC and the women's rugby team will be hosting a watch party so that Lee students can stream the game.
Three things for February 5
Trump refuses to testify at impeachment trial, Nashville waits to distribute COVID vaccines to those younger than 75 and Democrats pressure Biden to cancel student loan debt — Here are your three things for today.
Lee University holds celebration of life service for Wilhoit
In a Wednesday afternoon email, Feb. 3, Vice President for Student development Dr. Mike Hayes addressed the student body to inform them of a celebration of life service for Jabe Wilhoit.
Three things for February 4
Ohio police officer charged with the murder of Andre Hill, Justice Department drops race discrimination lawsuit against Yale and Country music star Morgan Wallen faces backlash for using racial slurs — Here are your three things for today.
Russia begins distribution of Sputnik V COVID vaccine, Volkswagen to make software challenging Google and Robinhood app soars despite restrictions — Here are your three things for today.
Vibez coffee shop opening in Cleveland
This February, Vibez coffee shop is coming to Cleveland, TN. The drive thru only coffee shop offers a new coffee experience for guests.
Three things for February 2
Activist Stacey Abrams nominated for Nobel Peace Prize, Dustin Diamond dies at age 44 and Lee art gallery features professor’s work — Here are your three things for today.
Lee University Music Department holds Second Annual Collab Music Event
On Saturday, Jan. 30, the School of Music hosted the second annual Collab Music event for musicians.
Myanmar's military takes power in coup, detains Suu Kyi
Myanmar's military staged a coup Monday and detained senior politicians including Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi — a sharp reversal of the significant, if uneven, progress toward democracy the Southeast Asian nation has made following five decades of military rule.
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.
Three things for February 1
Snowstorm batters Midwest, Tom Moore hospitalized with COVID-19 and Guitarist Hilton Valentine dies at age 77 — Here are your three things for today.
Three things for January 28
Bernie Sanders raises $1.8 million for charity, Baseball Hall of Fame to take no new members in 2021 and Australian researchers use 3D printing to strengthen concrete — Here are your three things for today.
Baseball Flames Fired Up for Opening Day, Picked Sixth in GSC Coaches Poll
Basketball has been forced to deal with COVID issues since the season began for the Lee men and women’s teams since the seasons were scheduled to begin in late December. Will Coach Mark Brew and his baseball club face the same issues when it fires up the first pitch, hosting Union University on Feb 6-7.
Three things for January 29
Pakistan court releases man accused in Daniel Pearl’s death, Amanda Gorman to perform at Super Bowl, signs with modeling agency and Doctor fatally shoots pediatrician during hostage situation — Here are your three things for today.