Originally beginning as a small meeting of women, has now transformed into a large community, bringing the birth of the Worthy Now Conference for 2019.
Three things for September 9
Men’s soccer game, an overturned cargo ship and new Global Perspectives trips—here are your three things for today.
Behind the bagel
Students who visit Einstein's bagels during their time at Lee encounter friendly faces, ready to serve not only breakfast, but also community.
Cleveland Geekster convention returns for sixth year
Local Clevelanders and Lee students alike who find themselves interested in all things nerdy should prepare for this year’s upcoming Cleveland Geekster convention this September.
Lee women's soccer team honors 5-year-old in battle with cancer
The newest honorary member of Lee University’s women’s soccer team is also the youngest. Head Coach Chris Hennessey decided to add Olivia Weatherford, or Liv, to the team when he discovered the Weatherfords’ public Facebook group “LIV-In The Journey” created in April.
Three things for September 6
Now estimated to have spread up to 2,000 acres, the Tenaja fire in southwestern California began as a brush fire and has now led to mandatory evacuations.
Families of multiple Lee students affected by Hurricane Dorian
On Sunday, Abaco and Grand Bahama Islands were devastated as category 5 Hurricane Dorian made landfall.
Lee introduces new Campus Ride system
The new signs staked around campus are hard to miss but if they have left you confused, the new Campus Ride tracking feature within the Lee University app is here to put you back on track.
Getting plugged-in to intramural sports
A great way to get plugged back in to campus is by signing up for intramural sports.
Spikeball officially introduced on Lee’s campus
Lee students have intermittently played Spikeball on campus for several years, but now there is a club to regularly bring everyone together to interact, learn the sport and have fun.
Three Things for September 4
President and CEO of Walmart Doug McMillon unveiled on Tuesday that Walmart will no longer carry handgun and short barrel rifle ammunition.
Q&A with Nathan Chapman
Nathan Chapman, a Lee alumnus and Grammy award-winning record producer, visted his alma mater on Tuesday to speak at chapel about his experience at Lee.
Three Things for September 2
On Saturday night, students discovered the bare columns of the Forum where several Greek Club plaques were once mounted.
Photo Essay: A look at Tap Night 2019
Lee Univeristy's campus was buzzing on Thursday night as Fall 2019 Tap Night began.
Three Things for August 30
Students in the Communications building received a shock early Thursday morning when the fire alarm went off, forcing them to evacuate into the parking lot.
Lee student summits Mt. Kilimanjaro
One Lee student returns back to college, after spending part of his summer testing his own physical limits, by summiting Africa's tallest mountain.
Review: Lover by Taylor Swift
If you have ever questioned your adoration for Taylor Swift, Lover will surely make you love her, or maybe loathe her.
Here's what you missed over summer break
Students with a keen eye may have noticed the fountain in front of the Higginbotham Administration Building has gone missing.
Men's Choir seeks new members
The Men’s Choir, a new School of Music ensemble, is holding auditions from August 19 through August 21.