The Liberty men’s tennis team showcased a remarkable display of skill Feb. 9, sweeping its match against Presbyterian College for a 7-0 victory at the Liberty Indoor Tennis Center. The home triumph came after a tough 6-1 loss last week to Princeton University on the road. The Flames, now boasting a commendable 5-2 record, extend their home-match winning streak to […]
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The NFL season has come to a close after an absolutely thrilling overtime victory by the Kansas City Chiefs, defeating the San Francisco 49ers 25-22. There is a ton of storylines floating around the ether of sports media, and we’re going to discuss a few of those today while we look at some of my winners and losers from the […]
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The Liberty Flames men’s basketball team defeated Louisiana Tech in a nail-biting 65-62 contest Feb. 10 in front of a sellout crowd at Liberty Arena. The Bulldogs entered Saturday’s game as the hottest team in the CUSA with a 6-2 conference record, but redshirt junior Kaden Metheny would add one more loss to that figure as he hit a massive […]
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National Signing Day has been very kind to Liberty Flames football in recent years, and this year was no different. Liberty signed 13 new players to the team Feb. 7, which brings the newly-signed-player total to 31 for the upcoming 2024 season. Heading into his second season at the helm of one of college football’s fastest-rising programs, Head Coach Jamey […]
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As I scrolled down the page, “Cyborgs” was the only word that came to mind when I explored CEO Elon Musk’s website for “Neuralink,” a brain implant meant to bridge the gap between intention and ability (i.e., for patients who have paralysis, are deaf, blind, etc.). I reflected on films like “iRobot,” “Ender’s Game,” and “Creator,” all movies in which […]
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Graphic by Olivia Hess and Hannah Gilmer Students are lazy. Students procrastinate. Students don’t want to think deeply. Students don’t want to learn…. Okay, enough of that. If you are like me, you have heard these phrases dozens of times. Are they true? Sort of. Some students’ grades are tanking, and from personal observation, most of it has to do […]
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The United States is the land of McDonald’s, Wendy’s and the Big Mac. It is the land where it is more acceptable to feed one’s children sugar for every meal than it is to say obesity is unhealthy. Clearly, something is wrong with the way we eat, and clearly, little is currently being done to change it. What can be […]
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There are two types of people in this world: coffee-drinkers and tea-enjoyers. While members of both groups may staunchly defend their beverage of choice, both tea and coffee have their pros and cons. Coffee can be whipped up to fit a variety of tastes. There’s hot and iced, sugary and rich — and extra ingredients: Cinnamon, chocolate and nutmeg can […]
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Easter Sunday of 433 was a dark day for many in Ireland. On that day, the king forced the people in the land to participate in the Druid holiday by refraining from lighting a flame. According to Trinity Bible Church, St. Patrick responded by scaling the highest hill in the area and lighting a large fire in a tree as […]
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With presidential elections just around the corner, it is more important than ever to consider various potential candidates’ policies regarding different aspects of politics, and more specifically, it is crucial that a future president take precautions to provide care for veterans and their physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. It is the duty of the nation to ensure that veterans are […]
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Student Activities hosted a student concert on Friday, Feb. 9, headlining indie-pop artist asiris, featuring the band doing too much. The hour-and-a-half concert took place in the LaHaye Event Space, where Liberty students were welcomed free of charge. “Student Activities promote these students’ concerts for students to get their music out there and have a platform to promote their own […]
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Student Activities washed the Montview Student Union with color Feb. 3 on Saturday evening with this year’s newest event: LeMonet. The event combined music, painting and lemonade to offer the student body the opportunity to fellowship by creating art. A large crowd of students flooded the hallway, forming a long line more than 15 minutes before the event was scheduled […]
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Hosted by Liberty University’s chapter of Ratio Christi, an apologetics club, Creation Dialogue presented views from both a young earth creationist and an old earth creationist. The event took place on Feb. 3 at LaHaye Event Space from 2-4 p.m. with over 500 people in attendance. Hugh Ross is a Christian apologist and founded the organization Reasons to Believe. In […]
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Liberty’s Office of Graduate Life will hold its first workshop of the Graduate Series on Feb. 8 from 4-5:30 p.m. in Montview 2610, right above Starbucks. There will also be a Teams link available online through the Academic Success page on Liberty’s website for students who cannot make it in person. The workshop is geared toward graduate students, but all […]
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