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Policy change
Attendance revised Liberty University Chancellor Jerry Falwell Jr. announced Wednesday, April 24, via his Facebook page, that the school’s administration, along with the Student Government Association, had chosen to revise [...]
FBI comes to Liberty
“One minute you can be doing financial analyst work, and the next second you can be pulled into another office to help with a murder investigation or drug investigation, which [...]
Wheeler defies the odds
Kara Wheeler, an early childhood development major, will be graduating from Liberty University May 2013, defying the odds and the predictions of countless naysayers who told her that this feat [...]
EchoLight Studios partners with Liberty
It is approximately 1 a.m. on Easter morning, March 31, on the campus of Liberty University. Most of the student body is away — traveling, in some cases, hundreds of miles to be home for Resurrection Sunday. But there is still [...]
Enosis movement begins
The project, entitled “Enosis,” which is the Greek for “union,” is a collaboration of talent amongst Liberty University songwriters, according to the group’s Facebook page. “With Enosis, we can provide an opportunity for students to collaborate on a personal level with music [...]
Coastal sweeps Liberty
In their final three-game home series of the season, the Liberty Lady Flames (19-33, 8-16 Big South) softball team was swept by rival Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (34-20, 19-5 Big South), April 26-27, extending its losing streak to 11 games. In the first game of a doubleheader Friday, April [...]
Zumbathon raises awareness with MDA
Ladies at Liberty University had the chance to get active in a fun way while donating to the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) at the Zumbathon hosted by Med Serve, a student-led club on campus. The event was held April 26 in the Schilling [...]Flipping the energy ‘Switch’
Liberty students recently had the opportunity to learn about various energy resources by attending a showing of the energy documentary “Switch” and hearing from experts in the energy field in [...]
FACS majors unveil cooking skills
The Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) Department hosted a Food Science Fair, Wednesday, April 24, where students cooked and showcased a variety of dishes. “The students have been working on [...]
Flames paintball team competes at nationals
The masked men scattered colored paintballs over triangular inflatable barriers, searching for opponents. Their pants were black, gray and dirty, and strapped onto their belts were magazines of extra ammunition. [...]
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Flames lax wins SELC title
Last season, the Liberty men’s lacrosse team reached the semifinals of the Southeastern Lacrosse Conference (SELC) tournament, losing to Elon, 13-12. This year, the Flames (16-1, 4-0 SELC) reached the [...]
Davidson claws past Liberty
The Lady Flames fell short in the Big South semifinals against the Wildcats, 17-8 The Liberty Lady Flames (8-10) lacrosse season came to an end Friday, April 28, after a [...]
Coastal sweeps Liberty
In their final three-game home series of the season, the Liberty Lady Flames (19-33, 8-16 Big South) softball team was swept by rival Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (34-20, 19-5 Big South), April 26-27, extending its losing streak to 11 games. In the first game of a doubleheader Friday, April [...]
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Young authors inspire
The Piedmont Area Reading Council Awards Ceremony was held in the Towns Alumni Center on April 27. Liberty University’s School of Education students gathered to sponsor the young authors awards [...]
Debate recognizes talent
The team enjoyed its annual banquet to celebrate success The Liberty University Debate Team celebrated the culmination of a successful season at an awards banquet in the DeMoss Hall Grand [...]
Students prepare for commencement
Many events mark each semester on the short timeline that is the life of the typical college student at Liberty University. One such event is the day when a student [...]
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Computer tutor impacts lives
The Internet is a primary form of communication for most people today. However some people, mainly senior citizens, have yet to learn how to use this technological medium, despite the [...]
Making a difference 10 years later
When it opened in 1998, the Jubilee Family Development Center was designed to provide low-income youth and their families a constructive recreational and educational environment to enrich their lives. “We [...]
From the heart: beyond the call of duty
Filing and inventory are seemingly insignificant tasks, yet someone has to do it. Kaitlin Royer spent 40 hours of her semester at LAUREL Regional School accomplishing behind-the-scenes work to benefit [...]
Opinion »
Champion Staff: Goodbyes
As part of the 2012-13 Champion staff moves on, they share some of their most memorable experiences inside of the Champion office. Some say goodbye while others look to the [...]
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