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At the city council meeting on Feb. 13, Joe Fivas, city manager for Cleveland, announced Project Green Arrow has completed the pilot program and was moving into Phase One. This project, which is designed to give added security to the Greenway by adding cameras, has been in the works since the Homelessness Action Memo was presented to the City Council in late 2022.
Life After Presidency: Charles Paul Conn
Lee University's Chancellor Charles Paul Conn began his career as a professor and a freelance writer for twelve years before becoming Lee University's longest reigning President, 34 years.
A Conversation with Grayson Russell & Zach Gordon
Before performing in front of the expectant crowd that filled the back room of Inman Street Coffee House, our team sat down with Grayson Russell, lead singer of The Breaks and the character ‘Freggly’ from Diary of a Wimpy Kid, and Zach Gordon, star of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, to chat about the impact music has made in their lives.
Lee University alumni returns to "American Idol" with daughter
On the day of his daughter’s, McKayla Stacy, birth, Phil Stacy auditioned for season six of “American Idol,” now he returned to the show performing alongside McKalya in her season 22 audition.
Reflections on the 126 hour Prayer Vigil
After over 50 years, Lee’s campus welcomed a community wide Prayer Vigil led by students and faculty. On Monday Feb. 13, students from Dr. Kevin Nordby’s Post Modernism class entered the Stone Chapel during their class time to join together in prayer. For the next 126 hours, students, faculty and staff, and community members gathered together in prayer, worship, and testimonies of faith.
Author of "God's Not Dead" and Dr. Ming Wang lead an apologetic discussion with students
Dr. Rice Broocks, author of “God’s Not Dead”, and Dr. Ming Wang, founding director of Wang Vision Institute who’s story was featured in “God’s Not Dead,” visited Lee’s campus on Tuesday, March 21, in the Conn Center. The session included a step-by-step presentation of evidence of God’s existence as well as a Q&A session for students to interact with Broocks and Wang.
Since 2001, Lee University has partnered with Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to host a Great Strides walk event as well as the 65 Roses 5k. The event will be returning for its 22nd year this Saturday, March 25, throughout Lee University’s campus.
New renovations to Tinsley Park
Over the past several months, the city of Cleveland has been discussing a new renovation project for Tinsley Park. A part of those renovations are new Pickleball courts, which would enable the city of Cleveland to begin hosting tournaments.
A night of celebration and baptism in the DeVos Recreation Center
Students gathered in the DeVos Recreation Center Tuesday night for a time to share testimonies and baptism in celebration of the many gatherings that had taken place in the Stone Chapel over the past two weeks.
Ongoing Prayer Vigil at the Stone Chapel
For the past four days, students and members of the community have gathered in the Stone Chapel on Lee University’s campus to pray and sing without ceasing.
Lee Professors talk Course Evaluations
Professors Skip Jenkins, Rondall Reynoso, and Randy Wood gave us their take on Course Evaluations that are administered to students every semester.