The Pentecostal Theological Seminary will be hosting a special event for prospective students from Lee University on March 9 from 5:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. The event will be held in the Curtsinger Building, directly across from the Lee soccer field.
Anthony Lombard, director of recruitment and communications for the seminary, said the goal of this [...]

Lee University recently received its first Presidential Award as part of the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.
Lee University was one of six colleges in the United States to receive the award from the Corporation for National and Community Service.
“This is a testament to the meaningful service our students, faculty, and staff perform on a [...]

Alice in Wonderland is a quirky-fantasy that could have only been conceived by the eccentric director Tim Burton.
It stars Mia Wasikowska, from “Amelia,” Johnny Depp, from “The Pirates of the Caribbean,” and Helen Bonham Carter, from “Sweeney Todd.”
Depp and Carter are personal favorites of Burton’s, both having starred in more than five of his [...]

In light of rising popularity among Greek Clubs today, an as yet unrepresented group of students have now banned together to create their own fraternity.
They call themselves Alpha Delta Delta (ADD). Nicknamed Geek Club by other fraternities, ADD accepts primarily social minorities, outcasts and academic overachievers.
Luscious Devindoss, the president and founder of [...]

Lee intramural tournament winners traveled to the University of Tennessee in Knoxville to participate in the Association of College Unions International (ACUI) Region Five Championships. 
Lee was able to compete against more than ten other schools in the region, including UTK, Furman University (S.C.), Duke University (N.C.), the University of Kentucky at Lexington and several others. [...]

Throughout the 2010 Winter Olympics the U.S. men’s hockey team was only defeated once; sadly for the team of young Americans their first loss came to Canada during the gold medal game.
Having not won an Olympic gold medal since 1980, Team USA seemed poised to perform a new “Miracle on Ice,” but the Canadians managed [...]

It is safe to say no event on campus is more complained or talked about than chapel. Why?
It’s quite simple, really. Chapel happens twice a week, with a fifteen minute period between classes, leaving plenty of time to discuss and reflect the morning’s events with friends.
More than often, complaints are made, whether it [...]

How many students have heard about the plane flying into an IRS building in Texas, or the United States’ missionaries being held in a jail in Haiti under child trafficking charges or the latest reforms on the current health care bill?
Let’s ask a different set of questions now. How many students have heard that John [...]