School of music opens state-of-the-art concert hall with unique acoustics Just like its campus, Liberty University’s school of music continues to expand and build upon what already exists. The freshly completed concert hall in the new Center for Music and the Worship Arts signifies just that. The hall, which hosted its inaugural event Oct. 25, offers the musicians and performers […]
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Liberty Godparent Home provides housing and counseling for pregnant teens Sherita Brown started volunteering at the Liberty Godparent Home as a student at Liberty University 10 years ago when teen pregnancy impacted her life personally. “I got involved with the Godparent Home because my best friend faced an unplanned pregnancy,” Brown said. “I wanted to be involved here to help […]
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Freedom 4/24 to host third annual Freedom Gala Nov. 19 In Gula, Uganda, a teenage girl named Whinny was sexually abused and exploited through human trafficking. Upon being rescued, Whinny went through a recovery program in her city called Christine’s House, which is funded by local Lynchburg organization Freedom 4/24. President of Freedom 4/24 Tim Spaulding described Whinny as once […]
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Alumnus-run Lynchburg boutique offers unique, modest clothing options What started as a hobby for Katie Galley flourished into a creative outlet and deep passion. As a child, Galley sketched clothing and designs for fun, never intending to make a living out of her obsession. One day, she was sitting on the floor of her family’s living room, sketching, when her […]
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56,609,280 minutes. 943,488 hours. 39,312 days. 5,616 weeks. 108 years. 1 championship. The Chicago Cubs are the 2016 MLB World Series Champions after their dramatic Game 7 victory over the Cleveland Indians. And what a Game 7 it was. Momentum swung back and forth between teams as the Indians rallied back to tie the game in the bottom of the […]
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Coach Carey Green looks forward to seven new faces for 2016-17 season The Liberty University Lady Flames basketball team is ready to take the court for its 2016-17 regular season in Head Coach Carey Green’s 18th year at the helm of the program with arguably the youngest roster he has ever coached. Coming off last season’s heartbreaking double-overtime loss to […]
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Blue Hose end Flames season The Liberty Flames men’s soccer team (7-9-2) lost in the Big South quarterfinals 2-1 against the Presbyterian College Blue Hose (7-10-2) Nov. 6 at Osborne Stadium. Liberty expected this to be a tough game because of the strong Blue Hose defense. “We knew they were going to be very defensive and try to get everyone […]
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Freshman already a leader on team Liberty University freshman field hockey player Agueda Moroni is having an incredible year for the Lady Flames. This matches the remarkable journey that brought her to Liberty in the first place. Moroni was named both Big East Offensive Player of the Week and Big East Freshman of the Week for the second consecutive week […]
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The TEN Campaign rolls out plan to raise money for clean water in Liberia After going into the final weeks of drilling the last well in Grand Kru, Liberia in September, the TEN Campaign and The Last Well are beginning to fundraise and plan for expansion in their vision and mission to provide Liberia with clean water and the gospel […]
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Liberty honors military service members by hosting campus events Nov. 5-12 Military Emphasis Week at Liberty University kicked off Nov. 5 and will last through Saturday Nov. 12 as military students, veterans and their families are honored and celebrated with multiple events throughout the week. Liberty hosts Military Emphasis Week annually, and events range from the Valley View Mike Donahue […]
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The age of innovation continues as self-driving cars begin to enter the market Over the past two decades, we have seen technology move forward in leaps and bounds. What was once considered science-fiction has become a modern reality. From everyday conveniences to scientific marvels, the technical capabilities of the modern age are extensive and ever-expanding. One of the latest innovations […]
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The 2016 NFL season continues to be a letdown for fans It’s like the NFL is trying to sabotage itself. Every week, I hope that when I check the primetime schedule, I’ll find an exciting matchup. But so far, every week I’ve been highly disappointed. Since my Oakland Raiders have found themselves in first place in the AFC West, I’ve […]
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Jump Lynchburg hosts the grand opening for its new local trampoline park Jump Lynchburg has come to town, and 93.7 KHF hosted its grand opening Friday Nov. 4 at 3:00 p.m., less than a mile from Liberty University in the Candlers Mountain Shopping Center. The brand-new trampoline park features more than 12,000 square feet of connected trampolines, angled trampoline walls, […]
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Liberty’s network of employers expands to new heights This year’s goal for Liberty University’s expanding Career Center is to raise student awareness of the tools and opportunities it offers, due to a less-than-desirable rate of student participation. Only 15-20 percent of students use Liberty’s job and internship searching tool LUNETWORK, according to Richard Glass, director for the Career Center. Many […]
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Law students earn second highest Bar Exam pass rate in Va. Liberty University School of Law earned the second-highest pass rate in Virginia for first-time test takers for the July 2016 bar exam with an 89.66 percent pass rate, only 2.1 percent behind the first place holder, the University of Virginia School of Law. According to Rena Lindevaldsen, Liberty Law […]
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