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The Lee University Chairman of the Board, Gary Sharp, died on Tuesday, June 28 following a short illness.
 
The Lee University Chairman of the Board, Gary Sharp, died on Tuesday, June 28 following a short illness. Mr. Sharp served on the university’s governing body for 22 years, serving

Lee recently concluded its 31st annual two-week Summer Honors residential program with triumph.
Lee University recently concluded its 31st annual two-week Summer Honors residential program with triumph. This year’s Summer Honors drew 200 students from 22 different states to Lee’s campus

Lee's English Language Center will offer a free ESL camp for rising 1st–6th grade students.
 
The Lee University English Language Center will offer a free ESL (English as a Second Language) camp for rising 1st–6th grade students, July 11-15 from 9 a.m.–2:45 p.m., in the Walker Memorial B

Yun Lu and Vincent Liu took first place in the 12th annual piano competitions.
  (back row, l to r) Dr. Phillip Thomas Thomas, Shen Lu, Cahill Smith, Mack McCray, Enrico Elisi and Ning An; (front row, l to r) Yun Lu, Eriko Darcy, Jonathan Reichenberger and Vincent Liu. Yun Lu and Vinc

Hundreds of kids, parents, instructors and the director celebrated the 25th annual Kay McDaniel Tennis Clinics.
Hundreds of kids, parents, instructors and the director celebrated the 25th annual Kay McDaniel Tennis Clinics June 6-10. The week concluded with Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland hono

Lee will partner with Belhaven University to host the 22nd annual CAHEA conference.
  Lee University will partner with Belhaven University to host the 22nd annual CAHEA (Christian Adult Higher Education Association) conference June 27-30 in Chattanooga. The conference will take place at t

Lee's Summer Music Camp 2016 will take place June 27 – July 2.
 
Lee University Summer Music Camp 2016 will take place June 27 – July 2 for rising 9th graders through rising college freshmen. Five different tracks of involvement are offered to accommodate the needs of virtually everyone

For three weeks in May, five anthropology majors and their professors interacted with the people and culture of Liberia.
 
For three weeks in May, five anthropology majors and their professors, Dr. Arlie Tagayuna and Dr. Murl Dirksen, interacted with the people and culture of Li

A group from Lee recently took a three-week trip to Liberia to bring supplies and aid to the Phebe Gray Orphanage.
 
By Karen Chambless A group from Lee University recently took a three-week trip to Liberia to bring supplies and aid to the Phebe Gray Orphanage, all of which were donate