It was a tough exhibition loss to open up the season for coach Bubba Smith and the Flames basketball team. The Division I Chattanooga Mocs ove…
Sexual assault sparks self-defense workshop series
Following the recent sexual assault on campus and students' increased worries about their safety, Ralf Santiago from Five Point Boxing is host…
OPINION | We should practice greater empathy on social media
Social media might be giving us personality disorders. More specifically, narcissistic personality disorder (NPD).
Today's midterm elections: what you need to know to vote
Today's midterm elections have been highly anticipated for months, but amidst all the clamor from pundits and pollsters and politicians, it's …
Nathanlene Lee talks faith, persistence and raising a son with autism
With the power of faith on her side, Nathanlene Lee has defied the doctor’s expectations of her son’s autism diagnosis.
Lady Flames basketball tips off their new season
In their first exhibition game of the season, the Lady Flames basketball team took on Faulkner University in front of a packed house at Walker Arena.
PB & Jesus combines sandwiches with the Gospel
To some Lee students, Saturday afternoon means worship, service and peanut butter and jelly.
Lee University professors of English published in academic journals
Associate Professor of English Dr. Chad Schrock and Professor of English Dr. Kevin Brown have recently been highlighted for their work in academia.
A student’s guide to Homecoming
This week marks Lee University’s Homecoming, a cause for campus-wide celebration with Lee alumni. This year’s Homecoming will be different fro…
The wonder of Narnia comes to Lee
As part of the Homecoming festivities, Lee Theatre opened its production of C.S Lewis’s “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” on Friday in th…
Sodexo and The Caring Place bring fourth annual food drive to Lee
Sodexo has partnered with The Caring Place for a food drive taking place at dining locations on Lee’s campus until Nov. 4.
Campus Choir and Lee Singers to celebrate anniversaries with reunion performances
This year marks Campus Choir’s 60th anniversary and Lee Singer’s 55th, and both choirs have reunions lined up to celebrate.
RECAP: Q Union 2018
Last Thursday, Lee University joined 21 other campuses across the nation in hosting the annual Q Union conference which combines nationally br…
Lee Then and Now: Top three academic programs of the Centennial year
It's hard for current students to imagine Lee without the School of Nursing, the Communication Arts Building and the School of Business.
Joel Newman talks baking bread, quality work and the importance of community
Senior pastoral ministry major Joel Newman has his own special bread recipe, and community is the key ingredient.
Life at Lee goes retro for Centennial Homecoming
The Centennial celebration is everywhere at Lee, from campus-wide banners to commemorative events. Now, a special version of Kingdom Players’ …
REVIEW: Halloween teaches an old slasher new scares
Disclaimer: “Halloween” is an R-rated film. It features lots of violence and bloody images, language and brief drug use. It also features some…
Jemar Tisby talks history as activism in guest lecture
Lee University recently welcomed Jemar Tisby to speak during Chapel as well as give an evening lecture. Tisby’s lecture titled “History as Act…
Nationwide community brings hope to victims of Hurricane Michael
Amidst destruction, chaos and heartache, one word describes humanity’s motivator to rebuild: hope.