Get ready for a show of glacial proportions, as Student Activities prepares to celebrate Christmas at the North Pole during this year’s annual Christmas Coffeehouse Nov. 30 at 11:30 p.m. Every winter, students flock to the Vines Center to show their Christmas spirit to support the artistic talents of their peers, while seizing the opportunity to stay out past curfew. […]
Read moreThe Champion asked the same seven questions with the same 800-word limit to the candidates for the Senate seat. Election Day is November 6. Q. How did you come to the decision to run for Senate? A. I have a 12-year record of getting things done as a conservative Republican in a very diverse, Democrat-leaning Northern Virginia county. During my […]
Read moreThe Champion asked the same seven questions with the same 800-word limit to the candidates for the Senate seat. Election Day is November 6. Q: How did you come to the decision to run for Senate? A: Two reasons — the debt is big and getting bigger by the minute, and the two major parties don’t care about it. They […]
Read moreThe Champion asked the same seven questions with the same 800-word limit to the candidates for the Senate seat. Election Day is November 6. Q. How did you come to the decision to run for Senate? A. When I finished my term as governor, I had no intention of running for another office. Then a Senate seat surprisingly opened up, […]
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On Oct. 16, Canada legalized marijuana. This decision came as great news to some and a frustration to others. While Canada’s 13 provinces and territories have yet to establish their own regulation about obtaining marijuana and where it can be consumed, this decision is a significant step for the culture at large. Only time will determine the ultimate legal and […]
Read moreWith the upcoming Senate election approaching, three Liberty University students explained the policy positions of the candidates. Matt Waters was born in Hampton, Virginia, and has lived in Virginia all of his life. He works as a fundraiser and consultant. He received his bachelor’s degree from George Mason University and is currently earning a seminary degree from Reformed Theological Seminary. […]
Read moreWith the upcoming Senate election approaching, three Liberty University students explained the policy positions of the candidates. As President Donald Trump approaches two years in office, the upcoming midterms will highlight the public’s view of his agenda. Midterms often serve as the public’s report card of the president during the first half of his term. Trump has certainly been an […]
Read moreWith the upcoming Senate election approaching, three Liberty University students explained the policy positions of the candidates. As a swing state, Virginia occupies one of the most valuable opportunities within America’s political landscape. Virginia is one of the few states that cannot be predicted to vote for a certain party. It is vital that Virginia elects a senator who works with […]
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It is unusual, as a journalist, to find myself at a loss for words. For almost four years now, I have studied the craft of turning thoughts into written words. Yet, as I began to type out my support for the Jewish community after the massacre in Pittsburgh Saturday, Oct. 27, I felt unable to do so in a way […]
Read moreLiberty University’s Helms School of Government has rolled out four new online degree programs for students who wish to further their careers in public service and policy. Interim Dean Ron Miller said these programs were created with the “mid-level professional” in mind — someone who is already in a public service career but aspires for more. “It really is designed […]
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Liberty University’s club sports crew team received a new practice facility southwest of Lynchburg — Smith Mountain Lake — providing the team with a larger and safer practice space. In the past, the crew team practiced at Ivy Lake, located in Forest, Virginia, but the team had concerns with that location due to size. The team then moved to Leesville […]
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Before Liberty University freshman Justin Holdstock packed his belongings, before he met his new roommates, before he rode his bike to his new dorm on East Campus, he was a normal college student living on the Hill, one of Liberty’s oldest housing facilities. On Monday, Oct. 15, at 1 p.m., Holdstock received an email from his resident director, requesting an […]
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A new backpack program seeks to help children reach their fullest potential by providing bags of food to children in need and is looking to the community to help provide more healthy options to under-served children. A Lynchburg woman voiced her passion by creating a new backpack program for Lynchburg City Schools that aims to bring food security to children […]
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Liberty University partnered with the Friends of New London to hold New London Day Saturday, Oct. 27, giving the public an opportunity to learn about local history, including the historical sites that date as far back as the 18th century. “When the Friends of New London was founded, their vision was to rescue and restore as many historic buildings as […]
Read moreThe North Florida Ospreys fell to the Lady Flames in a 3-1 victory Sunday, Oct. 21. Liberty came back with a vengeance after a close first set loss to win the next three sets and claim the victory. The first set was a back-and-forth battle between the Lady Flames and the Ospreys with seven lead changes and ten ties. Junior Casey […]
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