Netflix increases subscription cost, Chattanooga state senator in quarantine after COVID-19 exposure, ammo displays to US stores — Here are your three things for today.
Center for Bio-Ethical Reform returns to campus in search of college interns
On Wednesday, Oct. 28, the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform returned to Lee’s campus for the third time, with graphic images on display.
From red screen to hotel room: Lee's quarantine process
Although Lee employs health-screening apps and temperature checks, these extra measures inside the “Lee bubble” cannot exempt the campus from a pandemic.
Mainstreet Cleveland announces changes to annual Halloween celebration
The annual Halloween block party is still happening this year, but with significant changes due to COVID-19.
Three things for October 29
Two dead in Meigs County bus crash, Walker announces 36 COVID-19 cases on campus and Zeta brings extensive damage to Southeast — Here are your three things for today.
Supreme Court makes final decision on mail-in ballots
With less than a week until Election Day, the Supreme Court made a final ruling on mail-in ballots.
Three things for October 28
Walker announces rise in COVID-19 cases on campus, Viewer discretion advisory added to certain Disney classics and Pfizer seeks to distribute vaccine as early as next month — Here are your three things for today.
Three things for October 27
Barrett confirmed as Supreme Court justice, Customer creates app to track which McDonald’s ice cream machines are broken and Early vote total exceeds that of 2016 — Here are your three things for today.
Lee’s I.T. Operations Crew keeps campus virtually connected
Often seen running in and out of classrooms, Lee’s I.T. Operations crew keeps campus virtually connected.
Three things for October 26
Senate moves to make final vote on Amy Coney Barrett, First Black American cardinal named by Pope Francis and Five of Pence’s aides test positive for coronavirus — Here are your three things for today.
Three things for October 23
Harvard study finds COVID-19 cost Americans 2.5 million years of life, Los Angeles Dodgers to play Tampa Bay Rays tonight and One charge dismissed against former officer in Floyd’s death — Here are your three things for today.
Flame on the Hot Seat: Oliver Lewis-Perkins
This week’s Flame on the Hot Seat is Oliver Lewis-Perkins.
Trump, Biden meet in Nashville for final presidential debate
The final 2020 presidential debate, monitored by NBC’s Kristen Welker, took place last night at Belmont University in Nashville.
Three things for October 22
FBI announces discovery of foreign election interference, Senate advances Barrett, Democrats boycott and Final presidential debate tonight — Here are your three things for today.
Three things for October 21
Debate Commission announces new rule for final presidential debate, OSIRIS-REx will collect a sample from near-earth asteroid and Department of Justice files antitrust suit against Google — Here are your three things for today.
Lee related Instagram pages highlight campus’ unique culture
Lee related Instagram pages are gaining followers and highlighting the unique aspects of Lee’s campus community.
Three things for October 20
AMC Theaters now offering full theatre rentals, Some states not counting ballot if voter dies before election day and Starbucks announces new initiatives for diversity training — Here are your three things for today.
US facing coin shortages amid pandemic
America is facing a national coin shortage. With Covid-19 forcing businesses to introduce new policies and regulations, most convenience stores and restaurants now publicly post signs asking customers to use credit cards or have exact change.
Three things for October 19
Pzifer gets FDA approval for child vaccine trials, Armenia and Azerbaijan truce breaks down within hours of agreement and Judge rules Tennessee waiting period law unconstitutional — Here are your three things for today!
The Supreme Court justice nomination process explained
With the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Sept. 18, 2020, and the President’s nomination of Amy Coney Barrett, many questions have been posed concerning the process of appointing a new justice.