Jordan Smith will return to the Cleveland campus Thursday, Feb. 18, for two “welcome home” concerts,
 
Jordan Smith, Lee University student and winner of NBC’s The Voice, will return to the Cleveland campus Thursday, Feb. 18, for two “welcome home” concerts, one of which is open to the e

Tickets are now available for the “Gala for Gallaher,” a special concert event hosted by Lee University honoring the legacy of Cleveland’s Brian Gallaher. The gala will be held Friday, Jan. 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Lee’s Conn Center. Gallaher, a Lee alum who passed away in summer 2015, devo

Following the annual board meeting last month, the Lee University Board
of Directors awarded tenure to ten faculty members effective August
2016.
Following the annual board meeting last month, the Lee University Board of Directors awarded tenure to ten faculty members effective August

By Rachel Westcott Public school is not free in Nigeria. Lee University alum Emmanuel Okenye experienced this firsthand while growing up in the town of Ikorodu, and he often had to skip meals in order to pay for his education. Years later, in an effort to offer better education and hea

On Friday, Feb. 5, Lee University Resident Director Tiffany Skinner represented Sharp-Davis Hall in presenting a check to Habitat for Humanity.
On Friday, Feb. 5, Lee University Resident Director Tiffany Skinner represented Sharp-Davis Hall in presenting a check to Habitat for Humanity. Shar

The School of Music will present Dr. Ronda Ford, flute, and Bill Pritchard, tuba, in a faculty recital on Monday, Feb. 15.
  The Lee University School of Music will present Dr. Ronda Ford, flute, and Bill Pritchard, tuba, in a faculty recital on Monday, Feb. 15, at 7:30 p.m. in Squires Rec

On Sunday, Feb. 14, Chamber Strings will perform its annual Valentine’s concert, “A Frisson of Love.”
On Sunday, Feb. 14, the Lee University Chamber Strings will perform its annual Valentine’s concert, “A Frisson of Love,” in Pangle Hall at 3 p.m. “We will present songs of entangle

Approximately 175 high school students, representing 18 schools from Tennessee, Georgia, and Kentucky, will visit Lee University’s campus on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 12-13, to participate in the annual Honor Choir. The event will culminate with a performance on Saturday at 3 p.m. in the

The sixteenth annual “Great Strides: Walk Today. Add Tomorrows.” will be held Saturday, April 2.
  The sixteenth annual “Great Strides: Walk Today. Add Tomorrows.” will be held Saturday, April 2. Cleveland business leader Debbie Melton will serve for a second year as chairperson for the Cl

Lee University faculty members Steve Benne and Dr. Phillip Thomas will present a recital on Wednesday, Feb. 10 at 6 p.m. in Squires Recital Hall. The program will include pieces by G.F. Handel, Charles Gounod, J.S. Bach, and Robert Schumann. Steve Benne Steve Benne, instructor