Film professor Matthew Fisher doesn't just talk the talk when it comes to cinema.
Graham Harvard talks living in Japan and why it's similar to the South
“It's the promised land.”
This is how the Science Dept. approaches the theory of evolution at Lee University
For many decades, even before the famous Scopes trial, Christians in the modern world have had to wrestle with how to present evolution—the sc…
"Coco" is Pixar's best effort in years
Pixar, the king of making you cry during cartoons, is back with “Coco,” a new film centered around the Mexican Day of the Dead.
Lee students in the anthropology and science departments conduct groundbreaking research
Two Lee students are busy doing some serious research in their fields.
Whimsy and tenderness reign in "Wonder"
One of the most pure and heart-warming films I’ve seen.
Lee students encouraged to send letters to Congress in support of DACA
This upcoming Tuesday, Nov. 28, Lee students, faculty and members of the community are invited to support the lives of undocumented young adul…
What you're wearing every day does matter—here's why
Most people accept a correlation between successful people and people in suits; however, recent evidence suggests this may be a causation, not…
"Justice League" flies high in the second half
We’ve come to the end of a year filled with some pretty great superhero movies, including DC’s “Wonder Woman” and, most recently, Marvel’s “Th…
The Enlightenment and Starbucks: Why Dr. Jason Ward says the two are linked
Whenever a millennial plans out their day, there is one element so vital that it has been the subject of almost every Monday meme in history: …
Review: Murder on the Orient Express
Murder mysteries are almost always good fun, and Agatha Christie’s 1934 novel “Murder on the Orient Express” is undoubtedly one of the most we…
Lee set to welcome Olympic medalist for Great Strides
One of the world's greatest runners, Meb Keflezighi, is coming to Lee University to run and speak at the 65 Roses 5K Great Strides event in March.
Women's soccer makes university history in national tournament
The women’s soccer is team is making history, winning two games in the NCAA II National Tournament.
Campus Security ups the ante with new emergency plan and expansion of surveillance
In the aftermath of the shootings in Las Vegas and the Texas church, Lee University is re-examining its current security measures and implemen…
Hosts of podcast "Truth's Table" set to speak to Lee students
Members of the popular “Truth’s Table” podcast will be making their way to the Lee University campus on Thursday, Nov. 16.
How sketching women is helping me heal from a life of sexual abuse
At the age of 19, I got into my first serious relationship. It was with a boy who'd been my best friend in middle school, a boy with whom I'd …
DosBros vs. BurritoXpress: which Mexican food joint is king?
It's hard to believe you've gone to Lee University for any substantial amount of time if you haven't heard of DosBros Fresh Mexican Grill. Loc…
Campus Choir releases new album, gives updated presence to church choral sounds
Campus Choir is one of Lee University’s singing groups that travel together to lead different congregations in worship. This time around, they…
Casey Cole lays out the five things she wishes she'd been told as a Lee student
Professor Casey Cole hasn’t always been lecturer in theology. Not too long ago, she was a Lee student herself.
Kayla's Pick: This Is Spinal Tap
Are you a fan of The Lonely Island’s film, “Popstar: Never Stop, Never Stopping”? Do you like metal music? Do you like making fun of popular c…