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  • A story of perseverance: LUO student and lieutenant fighting the COVID-19 outbreak in one of the hardest hit locations: jail

    Plenty are facing difficulties due to COVID-19, but a Liberty Online student is rising above, combatting the virus at work while also working toward his degree.  Lt. Vincent Red, a […]

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  • Liberty Champion Staff Goodbyes

    Emily Wood – Editor-in-Chief  Words cannot express my gratitude for the Liberty Champion. I grew both personally and professionally and became a better writer, communicator and leader through my time […]

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  • The last Convocation of the year hosted on the Montview Academic Lawn, altering it to an online platform and calling it “Front Lawnvo”

    Photo taken in 2018 (Nathan Spencer – Liberty Photography) The Office of Spiritual Development (OSD) hopes students will pull out their lawn chairs and gather around the computer screen May […]

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  • President Trump’s plan for reopening the economy – and how it affects Virginia

    After weeks of discussion, President Donald Trump outlined the path for the United States to begin reopening its economy in an afternoon press conference Thursday, April 16.  What are the […]

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  • The story behind Liberty’s favorite geography professor

    Unlike many of his colleagues, Professor Robert Ritchie does not have a doctorate degree. “I can sit here and tell you I am not the sharpest knife in the drawer […]

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News

Jerry Falwell Library Hosts Virtual De-Stress week

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While students prepare for finals week, the Jerry Falwell Library works to help make things easier for students with De-Stress Week, even during remote learning. […]

Not as planned: graduating seniors mourning the loss of a season amid COVID-19 cancellations

April 28, 2020 One comment

How Liberty’s Outdoor Recreation department is finding creative ways to keep students active while practicing social distancing

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Liberty Dining announces that students can pre-order meals with the Grubhub app

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Sports

For many Liberty senior athletes, a fifth year is what they need to find closure

April 28, 2020 Leave a comment

After weeks of uncertainty surrounding the NCAA and graduating seniors due to canceled sports seasons, the NCAA voted at the end of May to allow […]

Though the Lady Flames field hockey team had their spring season cut short, the team is taking lessons learned from the spring to come back firing this fall

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This year’s NFL Draft gave sports fans exactly what they desperately needed

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The Lady Flames Division I hockey team will defend their back-to-back-to-back conference championships when sports returns

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Feature

A story of perseverance: LUO student and lieutenant fighting the COVID-19 outbreak in one of the hardest hit locations: jail

May 18, 2020 Leave a comment

Plenty are facing difficulties due to COVID-19, but a Liberty Online student is rising above, combatting the virus at work while also working toward his […]

Liberty Champion Staff Goodbyes

April 28, 2020 One comment

The story behind Liberty’s favorite geography professor

April 28, 2020 10 comments

Here’s what you need to know about “Nomad Movies,” Lynchburg’s drive-in movie experience

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Opinion/Editorial

A good legacy is built through doing the most good with what you have

April 28, 2020 8 comments

The people who had the most influence on my life are unknown to most of the world. They will never appear on the cover of […]

It is time to reopen church doors

April 28, 2020 2 comments

Churches should look more like Jesus’s tomb – Empty

April 28, 2020 One comment

Back to School: A Return to the Original Purpose of College

April 28, 2020 Leave a comment

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