As of last Thursday night, eight cars belonging to male students residing in Bowdle/O’Bannon Hall have been keyed in the dorm parking lot.
What to Watch: fall movie preview
Say goodbye to high-octane, brightly lit summer blockbusters, and say hello to the harrowing horror films and dazzling fall dramas looking to …
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LEEWIND: Dress code altered
LEEWIND is a weekly series by the Lee Clarion featuring a story from our archives to celebrate Lee's Centennial.
SLC to kick off Night at the Commons with headliner Ladies Choice
The Student Leadership Council and Inman Coffee are bringing live music and a coffee shop atmosphere to Lee with the semester’s first installm…
Creation Care Club fights for students to reduce, reuse and recycle
Recycling efforts have been tried and tried again on Lee’s campus with no real luck, but this club thinks they might have a lasting solution.
Aggression at US Open sparks conversation among Lee tennis athletes
The much anticipated U.S. Open championship received national attention, but the headlining news had less to do with the Grand Slam winner and…
Deaf studies minor promotes the merging of hearing and non-hearing communities
Over the past four years, the deaf studies minor has sought to promote awareness of deaf culture to students at Lee in an effort to better ser…
How Lee students are faring in the student loan crisis
The ongoing student loan crisis has been a cause of concern for many young Americans seeking to pursue higher education, and Lee’s student bod…
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Christian Noble
Nationally ranked runner Christian Noble is making waves throughout the country in his third year at Lee.
Lee faculty hosts “Of the People” workshop with aims to improve local teachers effectiveness
Lee's history and education departments are working to ensure high school students learn more when they step into their social studies classrooms.
REVIEW: Predator is losing its teeth
Disclaimer: “The Predator” is an R-rated film. It features strong language and strong bloody violence. Many crude jokes and references are als…
Olivia Moreno talks Greek life, her mother’s battle with cancer and the importance of community
Some do not understand Lee's Greek life and do not see its importance, but for others, these clubs are life-changing.
Lady Flames partner with Austin Hatcher Foundation for annual Kickin' It For Kids With Cancer game
Lee University faced off against the Auburn Montgomery Warhawks during their annual Kickin’ It For Kids With Cancer soccer game.
Coffee shop at Old Mill evolves into Cleveland staple
With its diverse menu, comfortable couches, custom art and chill vibes, The Mill Coffee is a popular off-campus spot for Lee students.
Professor of physics uncovers rarely discussed aspect of magnetic theory
Editor's note: This article has been updated to clarify the physics behind Pigg's concepts surrounding magnetic theory.
LEEWIND: Believe it or not, there is a space for you
LEEWIND is a weekly series by the Lee Clarion featuring a story from our archives to celebrate Lee's Centennial.
Lee Theatre to open student-directed production of "Talley's Folly"
Lee Theatre will kick off its fall season with Lanford Wilson’s “Talley’s Folly,” a romantic and contemplative play set in 1940’s Missouri.
Wall Street Journal names Lee among top schools for student engagement
Lee may be a small, private university, but the school recently received national attention as it was listed as one of the country’s top 11 co…
Famous Flame: Mia Hollingsworth
With a remarkable record over the past three years as a Lady Flame, Mia Hollingsworth has proven herself to be an incredible asset when she st…