When Chuck and Sherry Quinley first became best friends at Lee University, they never imagined they'd end up married with six kids. They also …
Loneliness epidemic is widespread in elderly generations—we can help
In a digital age where we are constantly connected with each other through social media and technology, loneliness is a growing public health …
Dance production The Veil: The Story of Creation features reminder of war and new ending
Warriors storm the stage this weekend to present “The Veil: The Story of Creation” for the 6th season.
Stacey Isom Campbell talks Alaska, her new play and fast pitch softball
Stacey Isom Campbell is a professor of creative writing here at Lee, but she considers herself a playwright first and foremost. As we sat and …
Professors speak out on First Amendment limitations
In recent months, the Cato Institute conducted a survey asking questions concerning freedom of speech and specific questions as to what kinds …
Lady Flames softball prevails over Lincoln Memorial in home games
Waves of cheers, chants and applause flooded Stanley Butler Softball Field as the Lady Flames emerged victorious in their first two home games…
Sleeping at Last brings sound to the Enneagram personality test
In the age of self-reflection and individualism, tools used as descriptions for identity are rising in popularity. Among them is the Enneagram…
Secretary Betsy DeVos declares Common Core dead
“At the U.S. Department of Education, Common Core is dead,” Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said last month during her first major policy addr…
Lee students blast sexual assault scandals through podcast
If there's something to be said about the students featured on the Thoughts of the Roundtable podcast, it's that they aren't shying away from …
In Division We Trust: Identity Politics and the American People
Across the nation, it seems that political tensions are higher than ever. With terms like fake news and hate speech dominating every media out…
Unusually intense flu outbreak sweeps through Cleveland
The flu has certainly taken its toll on the nation, and it doesn't look like it'll be easing off soon. So far, the number of child fatalities …
Centennial Mascot Brings the Fire to Walker Arena during Lady Flame’s Game
The Hoops 4 Hope matchup between the Lady Flames (18-6) and Union Bulldogs (22-2) was a contest knotted evenly throughout the majority of the …
Annual Hoops 4 Hope game to celebrate Lee's developmental inclusion classroom
Tonight's Lady Flames basketball game against Union is going to be anything but ordinary.
Exercise science students test firefighters to prevent heart attacks and strokes
Three of Lee’s own exercise science students performed tests at the Cleveland Fire Department in an effort to help firefighters avoid their nu…
Netflix's "The Cloverfield Paradox" is a mess—but it's a fun mess
Well, they’ve done it again.
Lee track teams return victorious from first meet in Birmingham
Lee’s track & field teams started the season off strong on Sunday, Jan. 21 with a first-place finish for the men’s team and fourth place f…
Nora Chambers to be honored at special centennial chapel
Nora Chambers, the professor who taught the first class at Lee, will be honored at a special chapel service on Tuesday. Jonathan Bouvier and S…
Award-winning wind group visits Lee and shows students a new take on classical music
Award-winning wind quintet WindSync have left their mark in the classical world, and now, they have done the same on Lee's campus.
Tumelo Lisulo talks South Africa, universal racism and the importance of being kind
I chatted with freshman psychology major Tumelo Lisulo on a particularly rainy Tuesday afternoon. Tumelo was born in Lusaka, Zambia and spent …
Robotics and AI growth: exploring ethical dilemmas
From washing machines that can detect the amount of water needed for each load, to predictions for driverless cars being a norm in metropolita…