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Learning from the past

REFORMATION — Martin Luther’s posting of the 95 theses was a monumental turning point for the Christian faith. Google Images

Christians ought to be educated and informed about the history …

Weapons fired for reenactment

Armed — Students given a glimpse of war tactics.

ROTC cadets to learn about historic battle tactics used during …

Experts participate in seminar

re-enactmenT — Experts recreate key battles. Photo credit: Erica O’Rock

History Department commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Civil War …

From the Desk

In the world of sports and fandom, competition forces disagreement, …

Tich’s Take

All it took was a blocked kick. And a backup …

After years of being hidden in the back of DeMoss Hall, the Center for Judaic Studies (CJS) has been moved to the Jerry Falwell Library, allowing students easier access. According to Dr. J. Randall Price, the executive director for the Center of Judaic Studies, the move was a decision made by […]

Remembering the Civil War

fight for freedom — Speaker Dr. James Robertson will give a speech entitled “How the Civil War Still Lives.” Photo provided

The History Department will host the 18th annual seminar April …

Center4ME celebrates MLK day

LEADERSHIP — Martin Luther King, Jr.’s role in the civil rights movement has not been forgotten. Google Images

Liberty’s Center for Multicultural Enrichment (Center4ME) hosted its annual event celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Jan. 20.

As students, faculty and the Lynchburg community gathered in Towns Auditorium to reflect on the accomplishments and struggles that King…

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