The Cleveland Bradley County Public Library, and Fork and Spoon, are co-hosting their second Fall Friday Family Food Truck Night of the season on Friday, Sept. 21 from 6-9 p.m. with a film and food.
Departmental Chair Changes on Campus
Two academic departments had some role changes this semester, as Dr. Christine Williams and Dr. Heather Quagliana were promoted to department chair.
Three Things for September 22
New York attorney files lawsuit against Trump, TikTok challenge sparked FDA response and FAA rejects request for reduced flight hours for pilots — Here are the Three Things for today!
Three Things for September 21
Minnesota anti-hunger programs charged with fraud, In-land California sees record breaking rain levels amidst drought and Earthquake strikes Mexico — Here are the Three Things for today!
Three Things for September 20
Cleveland residents geek out over the weekend, Hurricane Fiona continues to wreak havoc in Puerto Rico and Queen Elizabeth II mourned by world at funeral — Here are the three Things for today!
Going Green: Lee University partners with NewTerra in to reduce food waste
Due to the recent concern surrounding food waste, Lee University's food service, Sodexo, has partnered with a locally owned company in order to reduce their food waste.
Three Things for September 19
European Union proposes suspending funding to Hungary, Japanese officials order civillians to seek shelter as a typhoon strikes the country and Bus crash in China, 27 killed and 20 injured — Here are the Three Things for today!
A Glimpse into Greek Life
Each semester begins with the whirlwind of new classes, new schedules, and particularly, Greek week. During the second week, Greek clubs across campus prepare for Thursday of the semester, tap night, followed by induction weekend.
Political science professor earns United States citizenship
In August of 2022, Ana Alves Shippey, associate professor of political science, earned her United States citizenship after a decade and a half learning and teaching in the U.S.
Stephen Carter’s journey from student manager to assistant coach
Lee men’s basketball graduate assistant Stephen Carter’s love for the game of basketball has never wavered.
Lee holds second Annual Suicide Prevention Week
During the week of Sept. 5 through 9, Lee Univeristy held their second annual Suicide Prevention Week consisting of a booth, lunch and walk with reflections on to respond to distress, resource guides and safety plans.
Convocation: A Time of Rest and Revival
Lee University campus body prepares their hearts and minds for a four-day long Convocation anchored in a theme of prayer for transformation.
Three Things for September 15
Lee men’s soccer ranked #14 in the country, Slain rapper’s location posted on social media hours before death and Defense rests case in Parkland shooter’s trial — Here are the Three Things for today!
Three Things for September 14
Bendabout Farms to host annual polo match, Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin arrives at Buckingham Palace and Viewership at the Emmys hit a record low of 5.9 million viewers — Here are the Three Things for today!
Three Things for September 13
Lee University ranked #23, Bezos’ space travel company’s flight crashed and Nurses go on 3-day strike — Here are the Three Things for today!
Three Things for September 12
The late queen’s corgis will go to the Duke and Duchess of York, Biden paid tribute to 9/11 victims and Ukraine accuses Russia of retaliatory attacks — Here are the Three Things for today!
Three Things for September 9
Queen Elizabeth II dies at age 96, Carlos Alcaraz advances to the US Open semifinals after the latest match and New vaccines arrive in time for flu season — Here are the Three Things for today!
Queen Elizabeth II dead at 96 after more than 70 years on the throne
LONDON (AP) — Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch and a rock of stability across much of a turbulent century, died Thursday after 70 years on the throne. She was 96.