Conn tends to make many changes that the students request. Worthy Now is an event started by student leaders at Lee that focuses on women but also encourages men to participate. They strive to tell women they are not worthy when they achieve, but rather they are worthy now, hence the name. The name is derived from an idea by Brené Brown. "Tunnels of Oppression" In 2017, Lee University sponsored its annual "Tunnels of Oppression" event, whereby students were subjected to simulated acts of misogyny and racism so they could "recognize their own privilege." Students were led on an interactive tour which "exposes them to a different type of oppression in each room", including sexual, racial, societal and mental oppression. Publications The Vindagua is Lee University's award-winning yearbook-turned-magazine. In 2017, former editor Cariann Bradley transitioned the publication from yearbook to lifestyle magazine after 75 years. The goal of the publication is to further connect with the student body and Cleveland community. President Paul Conn is a notable former editor. The Torch is the university's quarterly magazine highlighting current events at Lee, as well as faculty members, students and alumni. The Lee Clarion is the campus newspaper. The Lee Review is the campus literary journal. The Burgundy and Blue is an online news publication for alumni. Notable alumni Candace Barley – youngest player to compete on the US national rugby team and play in international match; most-capped U20 player in the country Clark Beckham – runner-up of season 14 of American Idol Kevin Brooks– mayor of Cleveland and former state representative for Tennessee district 24. Nathan Chapman – Grammy award-winning record producer Charles Paul Conn – president of Lee University (1986–2020) Charles W. Conn – former Lee president and president emeritus; author of Like a Mighty Army, Moves the Church of God, the official history of the Church of God (Cleveland, TN) denomination; served as editor-in-chief of Pathway Press and General Overseer of the Church of God Christian A. Coomer – state representative from Georgia's 14th district, then judge of the Georgia Court of Appeals Raymond Culpepper – former General Overseer of the Church of God Jay DeMarcus – multi-instrumentalist/vocalist in the contemporary country band Rascal Flatts Four Voices – 2002 world champion barbershop quartet Mark Harris – contemporary Christian soloist and member of 4 Him Dan Howell – member of the Tennessee House of Representatives. Marcus Lamb - founder of