Liberty begins construction on a South Campus parking lot

Liberty hopes that construction on the parking lot at the South Campus recreational fields is completed by mid-November. Tailgating at South Campus may soon use actual tailgates. The recreational fields on South Campus have been paved over to make way for additional parking, generating protest among students. According to Daniel Deter, vice president of Major Construction, the former fields will […]

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Opinion; The discussion behind #MeToo should be accompanied by action

Following allegations of sexual assault and harassment perpetrated by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, many women in Hollywood shared their stories of the horrific things that happened to them in Weinstein’s hands. Women and men around the world joined these women by sharing their own stories of sexual assault and harassment by using the hashtag #MeToo on social media platforms.  The […]

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Tennis Hall of Famers Speak and Play Tennis at Convocation

John McEnroe, Michael Chang and Andy Roddick shared their testimonies, recounted matches and rivalries and their hopes for the future of tennis with Liberty students. They also played in a “King of the Court” match at Convocation and a PowerShare exhibition that evening. Tennis legends John McEnroe, Michael Chang and Andy Roddick spoke about their experiences in tennis and their […]

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Virginia Lieutenant Gubernatorial race focuses on healthcare and economic viability

Race between Republican Jill Vogel and Democrat Justin Fairfax for lieutenant governor of Virginia one of could unseat one of Democrats in the top five state positions. Vogel spoke at Liberty University’s Convocation on Oct. 18 and previously served as a deputy general counsel at the U.S. Department of Energy. The lieutenant governor position is one of the many being […]

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Opinion; Trump Twitter war with news media a struggle for influence

Twitter has long been a forum for witty remarks, snide comments and the occasional insightful thought. But lately, it has become the medium for President Donald Trump’s declarations of frustration, especially towards the news media. The latest Twitter outburst began Oct. 11 after Trump accused NBC News of making up a story about his plans for the United States nuclear […]

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Liberty Flames hockey forward Bochinski has big goals, not just on the ice

Jordan Bochinski takes inspiration from sports broadcasters Dan O’Toole and Cabbie Richards to interview athletes. With his digital media performance major, Bochinski hopes to have his interviews with professional and collegiate athletes televised.     According to Liberty Division 1 hockey forward Jordan Bochinski, sports reporting needs to be more about personality than dry stats and game performance.   Growing […]

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By choosing soccer over hockey, Habuda leads Big South

Lady Flames soccer player surprisingly chose to play soccer despite coming from a Canadian family that was passionate about hockey. Habuda transferred to Liberty from Louisville University and leads the Big South in scoring during her junior year. Coming from a family and from Canada, where professional hockey rules as the king of sports, Liberty University Lady Flames soccer player […]

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Tennis legends bring PowerShares tournament to Vines Center

Legends of Tennis event brings tennis players to Liberty University to play each other, with James Blake winning the tournament. Tennis players John McEnroe, Michael Chang and Andy Roddick also spoke to students during Convocation Monday, Oct. 16. The PowerShares tournament, a nationwide tennis contest featuring some of the game’s most successful retired tennis players, made a stop in the […]

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Men’s soccer beats Marshall University in the game’s final seconds

Flames come back to beat Marshall University after losing to them in overtime the previous two times the teams had played. A strong defensive performance from the Flames contributed to the victory.   The last two times Liberty men’s soccer faced Marshall University, the Flames lost both games in overtime. Tuesday, Oct. 17, the Flames finally got payback when they […]

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Center for Multicultural Enrichment champions the least of these

Center 4 ME and LU Serve host a panel discussing effective methods of outreach and Christian views on orphan care. According to UNICEF, there are 140 million orphans around the world. LU Serve, a department that exists to develop champions for Christ through local, domestic and international engagement opportunities, hosted an International Service Engagement workshop on the topic of orphan […]

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American Sign Language and Interpreting Program seeks to connect with deaf community

American Sign Language and Interpreting Program began in 2012 and has graduated two classes and inducted students into the National American Sign Language Honor Society. Program seeks to connect with the hearing impaired and share the Gospel with them. Language is the deepest and most fundamental form of communication between human beings. For sophomore Julie Kasten, this connection through language […]

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