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HDCOE to Host All Abilities Event Oct. 17

Community, Helen DeVos College of Education, News

On Saturday, Oct. 17, students from Lee University’s Helen DeVos College of Education will host the sixth annual All Abilities Event for individuals with diverse abilities. The gathering will take […]

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Symphony Orchestra to Present Fall Concert Oct. 15

Events, Music, News

The Lee University Symphony Orchestra, directed by Dr. Leonardo Rosario, will present its fall concert on Thursday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.m. in Pangle Hall. The concert will feature “Overture […]

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Lee Chorale and Choral Union to Perform Tuesday

Events, Music, News

  The Lee University School of Music will present Chorale, directed by Dr. Cameron Weatherford, and Choral Union, directed by Dr. Kay Dick, in a concert on Tuesday, Oct. 13, […]

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New Study Highlights Lee’s Economic Impact

Community, News

A new economic impact study from the Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association (TICUA) shows that Lee University’s impact extends well beyond its campus, generating hundreds of millions of dollars […]

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Ridout, Franch-Ballester and Chien to Open String Theory’s 18th Season

Events, Music, News

An evening of chamber music featuring three acclaimed musicians will open the 18th season of String Theory at the Hunter on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at the Hunter Museum of American […]

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Fast to Continue “Sassy Science Series” at Public Library

Community, Faculty, News

  Dr. Jacob Fast will continue the “Sassy Science Series” at the Cleveland Bradley County Public Library on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at noon. Fast will present “Disaster MythBusters: What Movies, […]

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Alpha Gamma Chi to Attempt Fourth World Record

News, Student Life

Lee University’s Alpha Gamma Chi, a men’s social service club, will once again attempt to set the world record for the longest softball game after setting records in 1986, 2005, […]

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Maupin Named Vice President for Athletics and Student Life

Athletics, News, Student Life

Lee University has named John Maupin vice president for Athletics and Student Life, effective Oct. 1. Maupin, who currently serves as the university’s athletic director, will succeed Dr. Suzanne Holt, […]

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New Garden Honors Debbie Murray’s Legacy

News

Lee University dedicated The Debbie Murray Garden with a “Garden Party” on Friday, Sept. 25, celebrating the legacy of Dr. Debbie Murray and her decades of service to the university. […]

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Civitasolis Reed Quintet to Perform Wednesday

Events, Music, News

On Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 6 p.m., Lee University’s School of Music will host a guest concert featuring the Civitasolis Reed Quintet in the Squires Recital Hall, located in the […]

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