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Law School partners with VLAS to allow students to represent real-life clients

November 7, 2017 Cassie Conley Leave a comment

Third-year Liberty School of Law students can represent clients who need financial assistance in partnership with the Virginia Legal Aid Society. Students can also participate in the Law School’s Prosecution Clinic and Constitutional Litigation Clinic for real-world experience. A new partnership between the Liberty University School of Law and Virginia Legal Aid Society is bringing hands-on experience of representing clients […]

Privacy concerns of new Amazon Key outweigh convenience

November 7, 2017 Sarah Jackson Leave a comment

For those who want to shop online without worrying about their packages getting stolen or damaged while on the porch, Amazon has just solved your problem. Amazon Key is a new service that allows deliverymen to temporarily gain access to your house so that your packages can be stored in the safety of your home without you lifting a finger, […]

Arts education funding important for fostering creativity in a digital world

November 7, 2017 Jenny Downey Leave a comment

The greatest artist and creative mind in all of history is God. He is one who paints sunsets and sculpts each of us out of clay, and he has gifted each person with dashes of his unending creativity. Unfortunately, society has taken to shaming these creative sparks, hoping to keep them hidden in order to press on the desire for […]

Scaramucci addresses faith, politics and his time at the White House at Convocation

November 7, 2017 Erin Covey Leave a comment

While speaking at Convocation, Scaramucci addressed his working-class background, business experience, faith and time at the White House. Scaramucci answered questions from Jerry Falwell and students about trade and getting involved in politics. Former White House Communications Director and financer Anthony Scaramucci spoke at Convocation Wednesday, Nov. 1 about his experience in Washington, his personal background and gave his advice […]

SCDC and SVPA schools launch in Fall 2017

November 7, 2017 Timothy Cockes Leave a comment

SCDC to contain Digital Media and Journalism and Strategic and Personal Communication departments, SVPA contains Cinematic Arts, Theater Arts and SADA. School switch was made to better attend to students’ needs. The start of the academic school year at Liberty marked the launch of two new schools of study with the School of Communication & Digital Content and the School […]

Column: Hateful rhetoric following tragedies pollutes memory of victims

November 7, 2017 Will Young Leave a comment

In the wake of abhorrent cases of domestic and foreign terrorism, my advice is to stay off of social media. It seems as though for every sympathetic, love-driven tweet of prayers and condolences for those who are lost, there are 10 posts using a murderous, hate-filled rampage as a way to bolster political ideologies and further perpetuate the deep cultural […]

Flames football turns game around to beat Duquesne Dukes

November 7, 2017 Jacob Couch Leave a comment

Strong offense and defense led to a rainy-day 27-24 Liberty victory over the Dukes on Parent’s Weekend. Comeback came after a first half that many believed would result in a blowout for the Dukes. When the Duquesne Dukes led the Flames 24-10 at half, many of the Liberty supporters began to assume the game would turn into a blowout. However, […]

What the phrase “judge not” means for Christians

November 7, 2017 Logan Price Leave a comment

Not every verse lends itself to being referenced in everyday life by Christians. For instance, there are a limited number of people and an even smaller number of situations where it would be relevant to remind someone that Deuteronomy says, “You shall not muzzle an ox when it is treading out the grain.” At the other end of the spectrum […]

Liberty stuns Stony Brook with 8-2 victory

November 7, 2017 Katie Copeland Leave a comment

Flames victory partially due to two hat tricks and strong offense from Flames hockey. Momentum from the first period carried over into the rest of the game for what the team views as an important victory. One hat trick in a game usually makes the headline, but in Friday’s Division 1 ice hockey game between Liberty University and Stony Brook, […]

Lady Flames basketball prepare for strong season ahead

November 7, 2017 TJ Davis Leave a comment

Young primarily underclassman team led by sophomore Keyen Green and the team’s lone senior Nene Johnson. Returning and new players already have strong chemistry and are preparing for preseason opener on Nov. 10. Last year the Liberty women’s basketball team started the season 1-11 before rebounding in conference play by going 12-6, only to have their season abruptly ended by […]

Liberty men’s soccer falls in Big South ranking after loss to Radford

November 7, 2017 Julie Deutsch Leave a comment

Early Radford goal sets momentum in their favor and led to 4-2 win. Liberty’s loss also resulted from not taking as many chances and opportunities for goals as Radford did. Liberty men’s soccer lost to Radford University Wednesday, Nov. 1, 4-2 after a brutal fight for both teams’ rankings in the Big South standings. Within the first seven […]

Flames Men’s Basketball team donates to Hurricane Maria relief, looks forward to upcoming season

November 7, 2017 Nate Haywood Leave a comment

Flames rally around teammate hurting from the devastation to his native Puerto Rico and donate proceeds from VCU exhibition game to hurricane relief. The Flames will open the 2017-2018 season in the Vines Center on Nov. 10. The Liberty Flames men’s basketball team was not slated to take the court until Nov. 10, with its first on-court challenge […]

LU Dining managers go head-to-head in cook-off

October 31, 2017 Jakob Sauppe Leave a comment

Liberty dining venue managers competed for prizes in taste, presentation and overall booth at the Manager Face-off event on Oct. 25. Students could visit themed booths at the Reber-Thomas Dining Hall and sample the foods and explore the themes before voting. The evening crowd at the Reber-Thomas Dining Hall buzzed with activity on Oct. 25 as the Manager Face-off […]

Impressionistic paintings of local artist Lois Virginia Babb on display at Liberty

October 31, 2017 Rachel Estes Leave a comment

Green Hall Art Gallery displays work of Lois Virginia Babb, a Bedford County artist who often paints the natural beauty local scenes. Babb discovered her passion for art in high school, and she left a career in public relations to pursue an art career full-time. It may be late October, but wild lavender and tiger lilies are still in full […]

LUCOM professor inaugurated President of the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons

October 31, 2017 Lillian Abbatacola Leave a comment

LUCOM Assistant Dean Ray Morrison strives for excellence and generosity whether as a Dallas surgeon, country doctor or Liberty professor. Morrison expresses his concerns about the medical insurance industry, which he fears is leading to doctors being viewed as indentured servants. Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine Assistant Dean of Clinical Education Ray L. Morrison was inaugurated as president […]

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