Lee University recently named Galen Bell, James McClusky and Stephanie Stone as the recipients of the Cliff Schimmels Superior Performance Award and the Gary L. Riggins Graduate Education Writing Award.

The Lee University School of Music will kick off its annual Performing Arts Series (formerly known as Squires Recital Series) with “An Evening of Baroque Music” on Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m.

The Lee University employee family recently held its semi-annual all-employee meeting, where they took this photo for The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Great Colleges to Work for Honor Roll.

The Lee University’s Department of Language and Literature has established the English Language Center (ELC), providing language services to the public.

Lee University will open its U-Church season this Sunday, Sept. 16, with three-time GRAMMY Award nominated Leeland.

For the third consecutive year, the Tennessee Arts Commission has granted Lee University the opportunity to support guest performing artists such as the Bright Star Children’s Theatre.

Lee University’s Dr. Matthew Krepps will showcase the new organ in Lee’s Chapel on Tuesday, Sep. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

Lee University’s Division of Adult Learning (DAL) will be hosting an intensive on Sep. 17-18 at New Hope Church of God in Kodak, Tenn.

Rachel Boggs, a senior accounting major at Lee University, has been chosen as a recipient of the Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants (TSCPA) Scholarship Award.

The 2012-13 theatre season at Lee University will soon be underway, featuring four “must see” plays and performances.