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Congresswoman Michele Bachmann encourages students
Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann addressed more than 10,000 students at Liberty University’s Convocation Wednesday, April 16, urging them, as well as all Christians in society, to “contend for the things […]
Breaking News: Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal to Speak at Liberty Commencement
Liberty University officials announced today that Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal will speak at the school’s 41st Commencement Saturday, May 10, and author Eric Metaxas will speak at the Baccalaureate service […]
Cyber club places second
Students implement computer safety techniques to succeed in regional finals Liberty University’s Cyber Defense Club placed second in the Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition at Johns Hopkins University March 28 – […]
Club promotes autism awareness
In honor of Autism Awareness Month in April, Liberty’s Autism Speaks U is hosting several events in order to raise awareness about autism among students and Lynchburg residents. The month kicked off April 2 on the steps of DeMoss Hall for World Autism Awareness Day. There, Autism Speaks [...]
Alluvion premieres play
With the success of the recent film “Saving Mr. Banks,” the beloved character of Mary Poppins is making a comeback, and it is fitting that Liberty’s Tower Theater will end this season with a theatrical version of the well-known story. “‘Mary Poppins’ is a fun-loving, family [...]
Shea Thomas prepares for curtain call
Liberty University senior Shea Thomas’ parents plunked him onto a tennis court for the first time at three years old. With a racket roughly as large as his pint-sized body, it was hard to tell whether he was swinging the racket or the other way around — but he seemed to have a natural [...]Club promotes autism awareness
In honor of Autism Awareness Month in April, Liberty’s Autism Speaks U is hosting several events in order to raise awareness about autism among students and Lynchburg residents.
The month kicked off April 2 on the steps of DeMoss Hall for World Autism Awareness Day. There, Autism Speaks [...]
DIGI students represent Sony
Covering an expanse equivalent to the size of 35 football fields, more than 93,000 employees of major companies in the broadcast world from all 50 states attended the National Association […]
Ukraine crisis impacts student’s family
Tension involving Russia’s attempt to gain possession of Crimea evokes concern from relative in Lynchburg Sarah Babb, a Liberty University senior whose parents are working as missionaries in Ukraine, explained […]
Sports »
Pitching staff maintains dominance
Suffocating pitching and frequent shutouts have driven the Flames as they try to repeat as Big South champions Baseball players have long observed that hitting can sometimes be contagious. For […]
Run for charity
Students to raise money for nonprofits The Fish and Bread Project and One Community Church are hosting a charity 5k trail run Saturday, April 26. The race will take place […]
National recognition
Dot Richardson to coach Central Virginia All-Stars Liberty’s Lady Flames softball Head Coach Dot Richardson has represented USA softball as a player often, from her first time making a national […]
Features »
Concert encourages students
Tedashii, Trip Lee and Christon Gray urge students to keep God at the center of their lives every day The crowd fell silent with anticipation as the lights in the […]
Green trend expands
Saving the planet one stitch at a time at the annual fashion show Liberty students showcased their design skills at the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences’ (FACS) eighth annual […]
‘Most delightful,’ Mary Poppins takes stage
Mary Poppins walked, umbrella in hand, onto the Tower Theater stage April 11 and lit up the room with song and dance in Alluvion Stage Company’s first Disney production since […]
Life »
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 »
Afghanistan: a victory for the US, women
The recent presidential election in the Middle East may be a sign that the region is making increased progress I saw the headlines, and it was as if I was […]
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