Freedom 4/24 coordinates third-annual event supported by donations of various gently-used clothing items Racks of tweed, cotton and silk ensembles decorated Tresca on 8th, Thursday, Sept. 27, for Freedom 4/24’s third annual Frocks 4 Freedom fashion sale. The two-day event, which gives women the chance to buy donated clothes to help support Christian organization Freedom 4/24’s fight against worldwide human […]
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Through the efforts of Liberty University’s Athletics Marketing, the Student Flames Club and a dedicated group of student fans, the five-year tradition of camping out before Liberty’s football games continues with the 2012-13 football year under a new name, Gillville. This camping tradition serves “to continue to create unique traditions for students to get involved and invested in the athletic […]
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Liberty University’s Theatre Arts Department brought multiple fairy tales to life during the past two weekends of “Into the Woods,” the first theatrical production of the school year. Characters such as Cinderella, Rapunzel, Little Red Riding Hood and Jack from Jack and the Beanstalk […]
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The Light, 90.9 FM, Liberty University’s on-campus radio station, provides music and entertainment, but what most people do not know is that it is almost entirely run by students. One way the station supports itself is through its annual fundraiser, the Light-a-Thon. Beginning Oct. 3 and ending at noon Oct. 6, the Light-a-Thon will feature testimonials and contemporary Christian music […]
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Swarms of students, Lynchburg residents and hungry media personnel gathered to listen to business billionaire Donald Trump speak on success and politics at Liberty University Monday, Sept. 24. Trump, who received an honorary doctoral […]
Read moreTwo American flags proudly backdrop the Liberty School of Law Supreme Court room where Lynchburg residents joined Friday, Sept. 28 to kick off the 16th annual Civil War Seminar. In honor of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, Liberty began the weekend-long event with a banquet, followed by presentations from two of the 11 invited historians. Lynchburg residents, students, […]
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