Liberty University’s Office of Disability Accommodation Support (ODAS) will be hosting its second annual Deaf Field Day April 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The main events will take place on the Academic Lawn where middle and high school deaf students from across Virginia are invited to experience a fun-filled day on campus. Liberty Deaf/Hard of Hearing (D/HH) students […]
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Liberty University’s Forensics Showcase featured student presentations from 6-7:30 p.m. at the School of Business auditorium April 10 to highlight the forensics team’s hard work. Laurel Stiekes, a Liberty University graduate student seeking a master’s degree in professional communication, helped run the event and shared her insight on the Forensics Showcase. “I think this event was a wonderful way to […]
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After five years of serving as dean of Liberty’s aeronautics program, Rick Roof is retiring at the end of this semester. Along with School of Aeronautics staff, he helped the school flourish and reach new limits. Now, upon announcing retirement and getting ready to leave, he’s handing over the role to someone new. But his journey to this position did […]
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Almost every American can say that the COVID-19 pandemic changed their life in some way. In particular, those who work in healthcare can testify to the impact it had on medicine and the healthcare industry. Dr. Sigmund Seiler, an associate professor of family medicine at Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine, described his own experience when news of the pandemic […]
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On April 3, Jackie Hill Perry shared a message titled “But as for You.” The author spoke on a passage from 2 Timothy 4. “This message is for every Christian that actually wants to make disciples,” Perry said. Perry’s first point was to preach the Word. She spoke of the need to share the Word in any and every ministry. […]
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Many people have heated opinions on climate change and sometimes, the topic of conservation gets caught in the crossfire. Conservation is the “careful maintenance and upkeep of a natural resource” — such as land, minerals, water, plants, animals and even air — “to prevent it from disappearing,” according to the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Kyle Harris, director of organismal and […]
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A Liberty University event planning class will be holding a charity event, Battle of the Bands, on the Montview Academic Lawn April 12 at 7 p.m. The competition will benefit Isaiah 117 House, an organization that hosts children who are currently in the foster care system. Started by the Paulson family in 2014, the organization seeks to provide children in […]
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Students and guests packed the Vines Center to see Chris Renzema’s performance amid a busy College for a Weekend (CFAW) April 5. Renzema provided an opportunity for guests to enjoy his music and worship alongside him. Jordan Hassler, Student Activities event supervisor, led the planning and preparations for this event. His team completed the behind-the-scenes tasks to allow the concert […]
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Liberty University recently held the Student Activities Job Fair on April 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on the second floor of DeMoss Hall. There were different job opportunities being advertised for students across all majors. The goal for this event was to bring the Liberty community together as it introduced new students to student job positions that will […]
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This Wednesday, April 10, will mark the start of the Helms School of Government’s annual Spring Public Policy Conference that will run the rest of the week through Friday, April 12. The conference will cover a variety of topics through the combination of plenary and breakout sessions and panels. It will kick off at 9 a.m. on Wednesday with a […]
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“I stand here today as a Liberty University-trained champion for Christ, and I cannot wait for Vickey and me to get here and invest our lives into others so that they can go and do the same things that God has allowed us to do,” Dondi Costin said in a press conference March 31, 2023. Soon after that press conference, […]
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State An audit conducted by the United States Postal Service’s inspector general found that there are major issues at a new processing facility in Richmond, Virginia. According to ABC News, the March 28 audit found water-damaged mail that was unprocessed for months. The audit was the first of 60 regional processing centers that USPS is launching across the nation, they are […]
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On Saturday, April 13, the 2024 Lynchburg Heart Walk will commence at Percival’s Island Riverwalk Trail. With festivities beginning as early as 9 a.m. and the 4-mile walk officially beginning at 10 a.m., the morning is set to be packed with a wide variety of activities aimed at spreading awareness for heart disease and intervention. “At the American Heart Association […]
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A move from Romania, a dream that formed overnight and a CEO who took a leap of faith in a small business — this is the story of two brothers whose hard work and dedication has led them down a path of continued success. Founders of NOVU Pops, brothers Adelin and Brandon Lucaci brokered a deal with the CEO of […]
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Dining with the Dean takes place at the Reber-Thomas Dining Center at Liberty University every other Thursday from 12:00-1:30 p.m. organized by the Dean of Students Mark Hyde, where students get to hear the story of a guest speaker. Mark Hine, executive vice president for Student Affairs, spoke at this week’s Dining with the Dean by sharing a personal story […]
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