Lee University nursing alumna Kelsey Yoder is in the process of raising $25,000 for Remember Nhu and recently established the Freedom Gallery to increase awareness for child trafficking. The Freedom Gallery is a collaboration between artists aiming to provide information and raise awareness through various art forms.
Coach Patrick Hynes, Australian native and head coach of the men’s and women’s tennis team has an overall record of 137-107 at Lee. Despite coaching and playing so many games he says tennis wasn’t his first “love,” but it has been his longest. He started playing at the age of six and hasn’t looked back since.
Lee University’s theatre department is currently in the process of producing “Tuck Everlasting” for their annual spring musical. For the next few months, the cast and crew will spend countless hours preparing for opening night.
Lee University’s campus has three new clubs, creating opportunities for social and academic engagement. The Tennis Club, Criminal Justice Club and Anthropology Club began in late 2021, and now are hosting meetings to introduce their clubs to the Lee community.
Biden administration and CDC to loosen mask-wearing rules, Three more officers found guilty in Floyd killing and Florida House passes bill on limiting discussion of sexual orientation in schools — Here are your three things for today.
The Black Student Union is celebrating the 46th annual Black History Month as they transition into new leadership roles and focus on initiating a more connected community at Lee.
On Jan. 24, 2022, the Cleveland City Council voted to accept a building donation from Cleveland Development, LLC at 775 Raider Dr.
Russia launches airstrikes in Ukraine, USPS will receive new delivery vehicles and Colin Kaepernick offers free second autopsies in police-related deaths — Here are your three things for today.
Lee University’s School of Religion has partnered with North Georgia Church of God to collaborate on C2, a ministry program seeking to help students secure ministerial internships.
Australian news anchor accidentally reports Queen Elizabeth is taking ivermectin, Ukraine prepares for state of emergency in response to Russia’s threats and thousands of dead fish found on Chilean beach— Here are your three things for today.
Kim Potter receives sentence for fatal shooting of Daunte Wright, Lee basketball player sets modern record and Prime Minister Boris Johnson announces plan to lift England’s COVID-19 restrictions — Here are your three things for today.
The three men convicted of murder in Ahmaud Arbery’s fatal shooting were found guilty of federal hate crimes and other lesser charges Tuesday for violating Arbery’s civil rights and targeting him because he was Black.
John Lewis foundation established in memory of late civil rights leader, British entrepreneur and Youtuber dies at 31 and Worlds largest cruise ships welcomes passengers — Here are your three things for today.
Daycare employee admitted to drinking after daycare fire, United States temporarily bans avocados from Mexico and United Nations contemplating stricter emissions standards for aircraft — Here are your three things for today.
The Imago Dei team will host its second Imago Dei Experience on Friday, Feb. 18, from 7-9 p.m. in the School of Religion. The club plans to facilitate conversations on healing and growth as God’s image-bearers. The Experience aims to use intimate discussion, presentation and allyship to share the beauty of restoration in the wake of trauma.
The Lee University Track and Field teams are off to a strong start this season. On Feb. 15, the first day of the Gulf South Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships, both teams won events and broke records.
On Friday and Saturday, Feb. 18-19, Lee University’s Center for Responsible Citizenship will host its sixth annual symposium.
President Biden requests Donald Trump’s visitor logs, Sydney Beach experiences first shark attack in almost six decades and Mudslide in Brazil leaves 110 dead, 134 missing — Here are your three things for today.
On Wednesday, Feb, 9, Dariana Blanton broke the record for career goals and the Lee Women's Lacrosse team earned a 19-8 win over Tusculum University in their season opener.
Priest resigns after 20 years of invalid baptisms,Sandy Hook victims’ families settle for $73 million in lawsuit with Remington Arms and Patricica Guerrero nominated to serve on California Supreme Court — Here are your three things for today.
