We are a culture that obsesses over ourselves, viewing most happenstances through the lens of “how will this affect me?” The dedication to our needs floods the minds and hearts of many. This is the result of a culture set on self-centric worship. You don’t have to look too far on our social media pages to see everyone’s self-made pedestals, […]
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Liberty University revealed plans to return to normal operations in the fall following a year of stringent COVID-19 guidelines. University administration announced the step forward in a statement by President Jerry Prevo emailed to students March 24. “With national and state data showing a decrease in COVID-19 cases, we are encouraged, foremost, that our prayers are being answered,” Dr. Prevo […]
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The LU Pursuit of Truth Club hosted the second annual Culture of Life 1972 Fashion Show Saturday in the LaHaye Event Space with the mission to spread life, liberty and fashion to students. The fashion show began with models walking down the runway in Culture of Life 1972 (COL1972) clothing and accessories. Special guests Abby Johnson and Alex Clark made […]
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Editor’s note: We gave each campaign the same questions. Responses were given by each ticket’s presidential candidate Gus and Cody: What are your main platform points? Gus: Safety and Security are very dear to our hearts. Everyone deserves to have greater peace of mind and to feel comfortable on our campus. Being safe does not mean that we cannot strive […]
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Bradley Wolfe, a freshman studying psychology at Liberty University, bowled a perfect score of 300 — a feat that outscores an average and seasoned bowler. When Wolfe arrived at the Montview Bowling Alley on March 4, he was determined to bowl a perfect score. Wolfe said that every day he tries to bowl all strikes, but that day he especially […]
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Liberty faculty, staff and students gathered in the Alumni Ballroom on March 26 to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Under the direction of Dr. Keith Anderson, Executive Director of Student Health and Wellness, the department organized vaccination distribution on campus, moving through the phases of the rollout. “A portion of this Friday, we’ll be able to give the first dose to […]
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Breaking a sweat while turning textbook pages is now a possibility at the Jerry Falwell Library with the addition of Fit Desks. The library added four Fit Desks on the terrace level during the summer of 2020, allowing students to work out while remaining productive. The desks feature pedal straps for students to lock their feet in, adjustable height for […]
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In my house, your 10th birthday was a big deal, you only hit double digits once. I remember leading up to my birthday, I was so excited to become a 10-year-old. On October 13th, 2010, I woke up and finally hit that milestone. I saw myself as older. I felt older. Throughout that day I ate my favorite foods, watched […]
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When most people think of the word alien, they imagine eerie extraterrestrial beings that hover over earth in their spaceships. However, this term had been around long before these popular sci-fi creatures became a thing. Typically, the word “alien” has been used to refer to “a foreign-born” resident who has not been naturalized and is still subject or citizen of […]
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During the reign of COVID-19, many clung to the mantra “we are all in this together” as a unifying hope. This bleak moment proves people crave unity and connection, but the secular world provides no satisfactory solution to this desire. Unity is a message the secular world strives for but ultimately will always fall short – for any leader or […]
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The House of Representatives has passed a bill they are calling the ‘For the People Act,’ or H.R. 1. The bill has circulated since 2019 and has yet to make a Senate appearance. This legislation is an attempt to bar restrictions against access to voting. The 791-page Act contains a proposed reform to the existing guidelines for campaign finance, but […]
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After protestors raided the halls of Congress and endangered the lives of Capitol police and congress people, many forgot the core issue that spurred the uprising: the electoral process. This may initially seem like a mundane part of the American political landscape, but last year, the intricacies of our democracy came under scrutiny to an unprecedented degree. The vulgar results […]
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Oftentimes, patriotism is recognized through a proud salute to the flag, a hand on the heart for the national anthem or a large celebration in honor of Independence Day. For one student veteran, patriotism is boldly carrying the American flag with him throughout campus. “I get chills every time I see the flag and hear the national anthem,” John Williamson […]
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With finals nearing, students are looking for good places to grab a cup of coffee and study away from campus. Here are seven of the best local coffee shops to try. 1. White Hart Café This coffee shop understands a college student’s struggle in finding a comfy spot to relax and do homework. The ambiance is perfect, from secluded chairs […]
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One Liberty alumna’s passion for singing and writing music has always run deep, but her dream of officially releasing music became a reality when she transferred to Liberty and connected with a producer to release her EP “Evergreen.” When she arrived at Liberty pursuing a bachelor of music in artist development, Madison Taylor soon ran into vocal problems. She developed […]
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