11 years, 22 films, 47 hours and 59 minutes: the Marvel Cinematic Universe is something unlike anything accomplished in film before.
Athlete of the Week: Kayla Williams
She may be nicknamed “Tiny,” but her grit and endurance on the track is anything but that. Recently being named the GSC Freshman of the week…
Shooting outside Target self-inflicted
Cleveland police have confirmed that one person was shot in the Target parking lot near Frontage Road in a suspected domestic incident. The shooting…
Four graduating seniors share their advice for underclassmen
As graduation day approaches, many Lee seniors prepare to transition out of college and into the workplace or to pursue higher education.
Alan McClung: The Man Behind the Mug
You may have noticed a tall, mustachioed man walking through Lee’s campus, mug in hand. You might have even seen him in the Dining Hall at lunch…
LeeU Say Something encourages students to take time off from stress
Say Something (SS)—a mental health awareness club—recently hosted an event where students were encouraged to relax and focus on self-care amid…
Midnight Breakfast to feature live music, launch students into a day of study
With only a couple weeks of class left, students are beginning to anticipate Lee’s ceremonial late night of piled-high study guides and pancakes.
RECAP: Spring 2019 Ask the President Chapel
“Ask and you shall receive” takes a new meaning for Lee students at President Dr. Paul Conn’s Ask the President chapel.
Inman Coffee presents Brinkfest festival
Looking for something fun to do tonight? This evening Inman Coffee will host Brinkfest, a free outdoor music festival and fundraiser, featuring…
Death of USC student after Uber mixup sparks conversation over rideshare safety
After a college student recently died after entering what she thought was her Uber, students are becoming a little more wary of rideshare companies.
Lee Students for Life meet in the wake of graphic anti-abortion demonstrations
In light of the recent on-campus demonstrations by the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR) — an anti-abortion activist group — the Lee Student…
Athlete of the Week: Alex Butler
Freshman standout, Alex Butler, has helped the Lee Flames baseball team keep a steady pace in the Gulf South Conference (GSC) this season. The…
Measles outbreak in US raises concerns over unvaccinated population
With talks of major advancements in medicine like an HIV cure and genetic editing, no one imagined that America would be infiltrated by a…
Q&A with The Belonging Co.
Before U-Church on Friday, Lee Clarion sat down with the worship leaders of The Belonging Co.—Natalie Grant, Henry Seely, Sarah Reeves and…
Nonprofit ministers to local young adults through art and relationships
A little hole in the wall on 1st Street filled with colorful paintings and creative expression seeks to bring life to those struggling outside…
Advanced directing students perform Shakespeare scenes across campus
Lee University’s Advanced Directing students recently invited their audience travel across campus as they performed a series of six different…
Starbucks to restructure rewards program, work towards environmental sustainability
With the popularity of coffee shop culture bringing local, standalone stores to every city, longtime coffee chain Starbucks is incentivizing…
Great Strides: A Celebration of Life
About a thousand participants came out to Lee University for the 19th annual Great Strides charity walk and 17th 65 Roses 5k run on March 30.
Leaving: Mia Hollingsworth
Editor's note: "Leeving" is an opportunity for graduating seniors to write a reflection about their time at Lee and what lies ahead in their futures.
A guide to Lee Day Spring 2019
Lee Day Weekend 2019 starts today, bringing crowds of prospective students and their loved ones onto campus for a weekend-long event.