Over induction weekend, LeeU Greek clubs began the process of inducting new members, and staff members implemented a new process of external r…
I went to the Holy Land and interviewed Israelis. Here are five surprising things they want
There’s a lot of assumption in American culture about Israel. Our history has become so intertwined with that of the Holy Land. By consequence…
Black student union reinstated on Lee's campus for the first time in five years
UPDATE: An earlier version of this article quoted Nandi Newton as saying "I hope that this group is a place where people who are of color or b…
Shenanigans workshop encourages improvisers from all over campus to audition
Sometimes you just have to wing it.
Chattanooga Women's March once again calls for political proactivity
On the anniversary of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, an estimated 3,000 people equipped with signs and banners marched through the str…
Spring Convocation aims at an Awakening on Lee's campus
According to Vice President for Student Development Mike Hayes, it's time for an “awakening” on campus.
Paddington 2 sweet as honey, earns every one of its high reviews
Whatever preconceived notions you have about seeing a movie about a bear in a blue coat, the fact remains that “Paddington 2” has set the reco…
Defensive Gem Propels Lady Flames Over Delta State
The Lady Flames put up their lowest scoring game of the season Thursday night against the Delta State Statesmen, but the strong play on the de…
“White Out” games push Lee Flames to victory
The two basketball games that took place last Saturday night exceeded expectations of a normal rivalry game. The vibrant successes of the Lee …
Here are five movies Professor Matthew Fisher can watch anytime
Lee Clarion sat down with associate professor of communication Matthew Fisher to discuss some of his favorite movies. As a filmmaker, he has s…
Technology is killing dating and I'm trying to beat the system
Most college students use Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram. In everyday conversation, we refer to different memes and viral tweets. T…
Dr. Bob Barnett talks keyboards, Van Morrison and how a chance meeting at IHOP changed his life
Lee University history professor Dr. Robert Barnett is no exception to the adage “Never judge a book by its cover.”
Let's talk about that gender ratio on Lee's campus
It is no secret that there's a widespread epidemic in American universities: men across the country are choosing not to go to college.
New scholarship fund for financially struggling nursing students lends major stress relief
A scholarship for nursing students with financial needs is now in place and available at Lee University.