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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Convocation began Wednesday with worship from LU Praise, Liberty University’s multi-ethnic gospel choir, as well as the Worship Collective. Following worship, Chancellor Jonathan Falwell introduced brothers Jonathan and Ido Lulu-Shamriz, survivors of Hamas’ attack on Israel Oct. 7. The brothers were also joined onstage with former Liberty Campus Pastor Johnnie Moore, who serves as a commissioner for the U.S. Commission […]
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Memories of Christmas are things I treasure. Decorating a Christmas tree, going to church on Christmas Eve and eating my mom’s Christmas cookies are things I will never forget. These memories of a cozy late December are always accompanied by a comforting soundtrack, something more than the crackling embers of the fireplace: Christmas music. No matter what season, I could hear one […]
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Have any of my columns started with Mexican food? No? Alright then, let’s start with that. I ordered Roadrunner at Green Hall the other day. I had my usual bowl (basically clicking every option I can on the screen, then receiving a mound of beans and corn pico and iceberg lettuce). I didn’t have to wait very long before I […]
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THEN From the Liberty Champion’s “Serve Christ full-time in any job, vocation” (Vol. 11, No. 13; January 1994): Francis Schaeffer once claimed that: 50 years ago, if Christian parents had encouraged their children to go out into the workforce and be the best they could be in their chosen field instead of forcing them out onto the mission field, there […]
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Thanksgiving, a cherished American holiday, has a rich history rooted in gratitude and communal harmony. However, over the years, it has undergone a transformation, evolving from a humble celebration of blessings into a consumerist frenzy that often overshadows its original meaning. Brittanica goes into detail about the roots of Thanksgiving, which can be traced back to the early 17th century […]
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Once upon a time I lived in Dayton, Tennessee, in a little house in the woods with chickens and a blackberry patch on the east side. To the west, covering the ground was a blanket of the thickest, Narnia-esque moss I’ve ever been blessed to walk upon. On this same moss, we killed our Thanksgiving and Christmas turkeys. In the […]
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The Liberty men’s D1 hockey team hit the ice at LaHaye Ice Center this past weekend, sweeping the series against rival Ohio University and winning its fifth game in a row on Saturday night. In game one of the series, graduate goaltender Hunter Virostek was tested early on, making two back-to-back saves. Friday night marked Virostek’s first game back in […]
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A 15-12 regular season filled with a wealth of challenging opponents and a new conference has all led to this. The Lady Flames volleyball team is preparing for the 2023 Conference USA Volleyball Tournament, where 10 teams will gather to battle for the CUSA crown Nov. 17-19. For Liberty women’s volleyball Head Coach Trevor Johnson, this weekend’s tournament is a tremendous chance […]
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After claiming the Conference USA title in thrilling fashion, the Liberty women’s soccer team stared down the tough task of facing the No. 4 Georgia Bulldogs in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the Turner Soccer Complex in Athens, Georgia. In a tight match, Liberty was defeated by Georgia 2-1, bringing its 2023 season to a close. The […]
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I am overjoyed to say that Flames’ basketball is back, and it’s back in full force. After two games, Head Coach Ritchie McKay’s boys are 2-0 and have put up 174 points on their opponents, and there is so much I cannot wait to break down from those games. So, for this edition of Palsgrove’s Points, I’ll be talking about […]
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