The Lee University Board of Directors recently a warded promotion in rank to nine faculty members. Five faculty were promoted to professor and four were promoted to associate professor. The […]

Lee University’s Encore Program, which offers people age 60 and over the opportunity to take university courses, has announced its fall 2021 offerings, consisting of both in-person and online options. […]

Lee University conferred 178 degrees on Saturday, July 31, during its summer commencement ceremony. Attendees heard speaker Phil Cook challenge the graduates in Lee’s traditional ceremony in the Conn Center. […]

By Merritt Jenkins Lee University’s 36th annual Summer Honors program recently hosted 190 incoming freshmen and rising high school seniors from around the country for a two-week experience. This spiritual, […]

By Merritt Jenkins Thirteen Lee University students, along with Drs. Murl Dirksen and Arlie Tagayuna, recently visited the border towns of El Paso, Texas, and Douglas, Arizona, in order to […]

Lee University’s English Language Center is offering a free ESL (English as a Second Language) camp for rising 1st through 6th grade students. The camp will be held July 12-16 […]

By Merritt Jenkins Lee University social sciences major Anna Rutherford recently presented at the virtual Posters on the Hill Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) Conference, held in Washington, D.C. “Although […]

The 29th annual Kay McDaniel Summer Tennis Clinic, held at Lee University, recently concluded with 225 participants. Children ages 6-13 came from several cities to learn from director Kay McDaniel […]

Lee alumnus Kenyatta Ashford ’00, ’02, recently won Food Network’s “Chopped,” a reality-based cooking television show that pits four chefs against each other as they compete for a chance to […]

The Dollar General Literacy Foundation recently awarded Lee University’s Center for English Language & Literacy (CELL) a $6,900 grant to support family literacy. “I am so grateful for Dollar General’s […]