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KYX Gives Back
Kappa Upsilon Chi recently served at the Cherokee Removal Memorial Park at Historic Blythe Ferry.
By Naudia O’Steen A Lee University Greek service club, Kappa Upsilon Chi (KYX), recently served at the Cherokee Removal Memorial Park at Historic Blythe Ferry. Twenty members of the frat
Give Day 2016, Another Great Success
On Thursday, Oct 27, alumni came together all across the country to donate to Lee University for Give Day 2016.
On Thursday, Oct 27, alumni came together all across the country to donate to Lee University for Give Day 2016. This support is crucial to Lee being able to provide opportunities
Homecoming to Begin Friday
The Lee family will again gather with old and new friends for a Homecoming weekend filled with fun and new memories.
One of Lee University’s most anticipated events will begin this Friday, Nov 4. The Lee family will again gather with old and new friends for a Homecoming weekend filled wi
Brass Choir to Perform Fall Concert Tuesday
The Lee University Brass Choir will host its fall concert on Tuesday, Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. in Pangle Hall.
The Lee University Brass Choir will host its fall concert on Tuesday, Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. in Pangle Hall. The concert will be in honor of All Souls’ Day and Dia De Los Muertos (Day o
School of Religion to Host Pastoral Care Conference during Homecoming
Lee's School of Religion will host a Pastoral Care Conference on Saturday, Nov. 5.
The Lee University School of Religion (SOR) will host a Pastoral Care Conference on Saturday morning, Nov. 5, in the School of Religion. The event will include two panel discussions that address pertinent
Wykoff Commissioned to Compose for Inauguration 2017
Dr. John Wykoff has been commissioned to compose music for the presidential inauguration.
By Charity Parris Lee University’s Dr. John Wykoff, assistant professor of music theory and composition, has been commissioned to compose music for the presidential inauguration. “I was thrilled
PoliSci to Host Symposium on Democracy in America
Lee University’s political science program will host a symposium on democracy in America featuring guest speaker Dr. Khalil Habib this Friday.
By Naudia O’Steen Lee University’s political science program will host a symposium on democracy in America featuring guest speaker Dr. Khalil
Students Receive Scholarships for Summer Research
Six students from Lee University received the ACA Ledford Research Scholarship for summer research.
Six students from Lee University received the ACA Ledford Research Scholarship for summer research and include Nicholas Baker, Andrew Cannon, Abigail Christopher, Shelley Harris, Bethany
Mundy Participates in ASA Conference in Seattle
Dr. Karen Mundy-Judkins, professor of sociology at Lee University, recently attended the American Sociological Association (ASA) in Seattle, Washington. She was a participant in the Medical Sociology Section and the Alpha Kappa Delta Honor Society. Mundy-Judkins was invited to join the
Best-Selling Author Murphey to Visit Cleveland
Lee University will welcome best-selling author and international speaker Cecil Murphey to Cleveland for a community event being held at the Cleveland Public Library.
Lee University will welcome best-selling author and international speaker Cecil Murphey to Cleveland for a community event