Prince Harry and Meghan Markle interview sparks controversy, Arrested journalist pleads with police officer saying “this is my job” and Derek Chauvin’s trial begins in Minneapolis — Here are your three things for today!
Three things for March 8
U.S. Senate passes $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill, Third former aide steps up and out against Cuomo and Biden to sign education executive order today — Here are your three things for today!
Lee nursing students receive COVID-19 vaccine
Nearly a year after the first case of COVID-19 was reported in the United States, the first vaccines to protect against it are being administered.
Flame on the Hot Seat: Rachel Junen
This week’s Flame on the Hot Seat is senior volleyball player Rachel Junen.
Three things for March 5
Alabama mask mandate to end in April, Prince Phillip successfully undergoes heart procedure and Advanced Class Selection opening soon — Here are your three things for today!
Three things for March 4
Chattanooga mayoral election to be decided in April run off, Kings of Leon to be the first band to release an album as an NFT and Texas and Mississippi to lift mask mandates — Here are your three things for today!
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.
Three things for March 3
Semi-truck hits SUV carrying 25 passengers, killing 13. Six of Dr. Suess’ books removed from publishing line up and CMA Festival canceled for second year in a row due to COVID-19 — Here are your three things for today.
No. 24 Flames Set to Host West Alabama in GSC Quarterfinals Tuesday
Quay Kennedy and the Flames are the No. 2 seed in the GSC East.
More than an Athlete: Janina Remley
Janina Remley, a junior on the Flames Softball team, is one of many athletes who has traveled far to join the Lee Flames.
Three things for March 2
279 kidnapped girls in Nigeria released, Chattanooga mayor and city council elections today and FBI director to testify in Congress today — Here are your three things for today!
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.
Three things for March 1
CDC panel endorses COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson, Trump gives first speech since leaving office and Cuomo harassment allegations increase — Here are your three things for today!
Three things for February 26
Dr. Fauci announces new Johnson & Johnson Coronavirus vaccine, Bruce Springsteen pleads guilty to alcohol charge and Best Buy Cuts 5,000 jobs despite rise in sales — Here are your three things for today.
Lee University to celebrate International Women’s Week
Lee University is celebrating the efforts and achievements made by women worldwide by hosting events to honor International Women’s Week.
Black history at Lee continues in the path of unity and growth
Since Lee’s desegregation in the fall of 1966, the university has made efforts to celebrate students of color. Celebrating Black History Month throughout February is one outlet they have used. Over the years, that celebration has transformed and continued to form Black life at Lee.
‘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 community says goodbye to former board chair Dr. Paul L. Walker
On Tuesday, Feb 23., Chancellor Paul Conn announced Dr. Paul L. Walker’s passing.
Three things for February 25
Cleveland man documented in Capitol riot, Pro-military marchers attack protesters in Myanmar and China approves two more domestic COVID-19 vaccines — Here are your three things for today.
Hudson Announces Retirement After 30 Years of Coaching Following Spring Season
Andrea Hudson has been on the sidelines leading the Lee volleyball team for 30 years and has amassed 839 wins.