The Squires Library has recently revealed its new café “ConnCepts,” located on the first floor.
Volley for a Cure lifts Lady Flames past Kentucky State
Walker Arena was filled to the brim Friday night with fans wearing pink for the Lady Flame’s Volley for a Cure Match.
Lee alumni musicians release second EP, "Too Early To Tell"
Chattanooga-based band and Lee alumni Edward and Jane released their sophomore EP, “Too Early To Tell,” on Sept. 29 and hosted a record launch…
A conversation with Fijoy Johnson regarding this years Missions Week's shift from international to local
Unlike years past, Lee's annual Missions Week saw a shift in focus from an international charity to a local organization.
Lady Flames gearing up for GSC volleyball tournament
The Lady Flames volleyball is now in postseason mode.
SPORTS BRIEF: Flames lose nail-biter to Tusculum
The men's soccer team competed against their in-state rival Tusculum College this Wednesday, Oct. 24.
Lee history department presents 12th annual walking tour of Fort Hill Cemetery
Senior history majors enrolled in the fall capstone class are annually tasked with putting together a historical and educational walking tour …
Poff to kick off school of music's Performing Arts Series
October marks the beginning of this year’s Performing Arts Series hosted by the School of Music.
Cassidy Gray talks women’s poverty, research and becoming a McNair Scholar
For one Lee student, the desire to lend a helping hand to fight poverty in Guatemala hasn't led to significant change, and she set out to find…
OPINION | Freshmen should stay on campus over the weekend
During the week, Lee is a constant bustle of activity—the buzz of people filling the air, the buildings brimming with students and faculty and…
Final installment of “Music Under the Stars” to showcase Southeast Tennessee talent
Music and culture collide one last time at the Museum Center at 5ive Points.
Lee documentary to present 100 years of university history
One hundred years of Lee history is being brought to life by faculty and students in a feature-length documentary set to debut at the school’s…
OPINION | Wandering reflections from three months of traveling Europe
From the vibrant characters of Amsterdam’s Red Light District to the massive crowds of Easter Mass at the Vatican, I saw quite a lot during my…
New research uncovers phantom phone vibration phenomenon
Anyone who owns a cellphone might have experienced hallucinations and strange sensations, but a new study shows they're not crazy.
REVIEW: In defense of "Venom," it may be the antidote we need
Sony’s "Venom" is one of the most interesting movies to come out this year. It spotlights a villain without its hero and kicks off an entire c…
International emphasis merges business administration and global relations
Business is booming at Lee University, and students have the chance to take their administrative skills overseas with the international emphasis.
Project Free2Fly prepares to host its fifth annual fundraiser
Handmade goods and festive fall treats are in store at Bird and Barn, Project Free2Fly’s fifth annual fundraiser at the scenic Black Fox Farms.
REVIEW: "A Star Is Born" gives new life to an old tale
Disclaimer: “A Star Is Born” is an R-rated film. It features strong language and some sexuality/nudity as well as substance abuse. If these ar…
Four-person costume team serves as integral piece of Lee Theatre
Beyond North Cleveland Church of God and next to Campus Security exists a group of artists who bring Lee’s theatrical productions to life.
LEEWIND: Annual Sadie Hawkins Day proved to be a gala event
LEEWIND is a weekly series by the Lee Clarion featuring a story from our archives to celebrate Lee's Centennial.