A couple years ago, a group of visionaries in Cleveland was searching for ways to improve the neighborhood. They decided to plant a community …
Vindagua hosts first ever pop-up shop
Vindagua held their first pop-up shop of the semester on the Ped Mall from 3-7 p.m. on Oct. 19.
Operation Christmas Child: Small boxes making a big difference
This fall, Lee University’s annual Pack ‘n’ Stack event is celebrating an important milestone.
Research on stay-at-home parenting shows shift in parental roles
In today’s culture, feminism is a topic frequently emphasized in all facets of American life. Women are encouraged more than ever before to de…
Exclusive Interview: For King and Country's brand new album
Two days after the release of their new album "Burn the Ships," For King and Country continued the U-Church series and brought the Conn Center…
Conn, Brinkman and CPD respond to student concerns regarding sexual assault incident
On Oct. 7 an incident of sexual assault occurred at the Mayfield Annex. Lee Clarion held individual interviews with Lee University President D…
Ten new faculty welcomed to the College of Arts & Sciences
This fall, Lee has welcomed ten new professors to its College of Arts & Sciences, each specializing in a broad range of fields, including …
LEEWIND: President Conn reveals hidden hobby—writing poetry
LEEWIND is a weekly series by the Lee Clarion featuring a story from our archives to celebrate Lee's Centennial.
Teen arrested and charged in Mayfield Annex sexual assault
Cleveland Police Department has arrested a 17-year-old for sexually assaulting a female student and has charged him with aggravated rape.
REVIEW: “Venom” lacks bite
How does one describe “Venom?” A shameless attempt to create a new franchise out of a Sony-owned Spider-Man property? A bland mess of CGI goo?…
Cleveland haunted trail promotes equestrian therapy organization
The Post Mortem Haunted Trail is aiming to scare people to death this October—but for a good cause.
LEEWIND: Campus gets a new look
LEEWIND is a weekly series by the Lee Clarion featuring a story from our archives to celebrate Lee's Centennial.
New Ladies of Lee directors go all-in for fall semester
Investing wholeheartedly into something new and different can be a challenging undertaking, but Ladies of Lee’s two new co-directors say they …
Pre-engineering track allows for kick-start towards engineering degree at Christian university
The opportunity to pursue an engineering degree on a Christian campus is often unheard of, but now, Lee is turning that tide.
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Silvia Sartori
Senior Lady Flames volleyball player and 2017 “All South Region” award winner Silvia Sartori is soaring through her fifth and final season as …
Dorm Wars Recap
For one night only, every dorm and apartment at Lee University comes together in Walker Arena for what is undeniably the biggest and loudest e…
Voter registration drive seeks to engage and inform Lee students in upcoming elections
It’s almost time for Americans to return to the polls. With all 435 congressional seats and 35 Senate races heading to the polls, the November…
Unity Dance Troupe aims to inspire with double-feature performance
For the first time, Unity Dance Troupe is set to perform “FOG,” a dance-infused telling of the biblical story of Job.
New York Times bestselling author Ron Rash to kick off Writer’s Festival
Lee University will welcome New York Times bestselling author and PEN/Faulkner Award finalist Ron Rash for a live reading.
REVIEW: "A Simple Favor" gives complicated feelings
Disclaimer: “A Simple Favor” is an R rated film. It features sexual content, language throughout, and some graphic nude images in the form of …