Did you know that Liberty offers a degree allowing students to mix and match the subjects they want to study? It is the interdisciplinary studies degree (INDS), and it’s Liberty’s sixth-largest residential program with around 598 students each pursuing their own “personalized” degree built to fit their needs. The Liberty INDS major offers students who have a broad range of […]
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Soft classical piano with gentle crescendos and delightful tunes can make a hard night of studying a little bit easier. For the past nine years, students have had the opportunity to share their musical talents with their peers in the library. In 2014, the Jerry Falwell Library (JFL) began “Instrumental Inspirations,” a program that allows students to play a mini […]
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Many places, relics and even people become lost and forgotten throughout history. Their stories are eroded by the river of time meandering through our world. Stretching for hundreds of miles under present-day Italy, the catacombs of Rome preserve many of the stories of those fallen. And part of it has to do with the geology of the tunnels. During the […]
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Since the pandemic, learning has only become more difficult for students attending urban and low-income schools. The Urban Education club at Liberty University strives to help where it can in local public schools, along with support from the Student Government Association (SGA) and Beacon of Hope Church. “We have our meetings open to all education students or anyone who would […]
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Everyone has those moments in life when they encounter a crossroads, forcing them to make a decision that will change the trajectory of their life. Chief Reynard Faber and his son Trevor both reflected on this idea after sharing their own experiences at a Native American Heritage Month event. Indian fried rice, elderberry tea and other tribal delicacies are […]
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I’m not good enough for publication.” “Who would want to read my story?” “Why am I even still writing this?” These thoughts churn in many writers’ minds. But publishing their work might not be as out of reach as they think. Several Liberty students have taken their writing from classes, whether fiction or nonfiction, and used it to accomplish their […]
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For many athletes on campus, the celebration of Veterans Day carries an added sense of importance. One of these athletes is Liberty hockey defenseman Nate Cox, who takes the ice regularly for the men’s D1 team. Cox’s father, Brian Cox, was a Special Forces Army Ranger for 11 years, and his brother, Ryan, is currently serving in the Ranger Battalion. […]
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Liberty University is celebrating Military Appreciation Month throughout the month of November to honor veterans’ sacrifices for the United States. “Liberty University is proud to carry on the tradition of Military Appreciation Month to honor the commitment and personal sacrifices made by our service members, veterans and their families to serve our nation,” Director of Military Affairs Emily Foutz said. […]
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Prospective students explored Liberty University’s campus during College for a Weekend Nov. 9-11. They had the opportunity to attend Convocation, classes, a hockey game, a football game and more. According to Liberty’s website, CFAW allows students to spend three days “test-driving” life as a Liberty student, giving attendees a look into the daily life of a student that a typical […]
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Looking for a festive way to exercise? Liberty University’s Campus Recreation team is presenting its annual trail-running event: the Reindeer Run happening Dec. 2. The Reindeer Run event will offer students the opportunity to exercise in a fun and festive way, as well as fellowship with other runners at the event. Attendees are allowed and encouraged to display their holiday […]
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The Academic Success Center at Liberty University wrapped up its fall series of workshops with a relatable topic for most students: overcoming procrastination. This last workshop was taught by Dr. Ralph Jernigan, an Academic Success Center professor who has been teaching academic success workshops for 20 years. Jernigan’s overarching point on procrastination was “Eat that frog.” In order to overcome […]
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Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre held a demo with a few regular skiers and snowboarders at sunset on Saturday, Nov. 11. Liberty University students and College for a Weekend guests were able to rent out equipment and enjoy the slopes. College for a Weekend allows high school students to experience being a Liberty student for a few days. Among many of the […]
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Convocation began Oct. 10 with Liberty President Dondi Costin taking the stage to recognize veterans from all branches of the military, followed by a moment of silence in remembrance of those who lost their lives during military service. “While it’s true that only one person could have given his life for the sins of mankind — that person being Jesus […]
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Gathering on the Academic Lawn with festive drinks and treats in hand, Liberty students and community members stood side by side, their attention directed toward the Main Campus Christmas tree. Voices echoed throughout the air as a countdown began from 10. Suddenly, the campus was illuminated in the soft glow of Christmas lights. To mark the start of the holiday […]
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National Ohio became the seventh state to ensure access to abortion and reproductive health care after voters passed Issue 1 on the Ohio ballot Nov. 7, according to AP News. The new amendment gives access to abortion if the treating physician determines that the child is not viable. In the case of saving a mother’s life, if medically necessary, abortion […]
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