Author: Kaitlyn Nyhan

On Valentine’s day, black lights replaced the standard fluorescent lights at Liberty University Montview Bowling Alley, setting the mood for attendees to enjoy a date night or a celebration with friends. Campus Recreation set up the event, beginning the planning process at the start of the semester. Paper flyers and digital advertisements in Liberty Academic buildings and the offer to […]

The Liberty University School of music will hold its annual Worship Lifestyle Project event over College For a Weekend Feb. 25-27, inviting prospective students to share how worship intertwines with life through writing, speech and musical performance.  Two different tracks are available for participants with different skill sets to compete in the event. Track one requires a written essay on […]

This Spring semester, Liberty University’s School of Divinity will relaunch their student led academic journal, Eleutheria.  Current undergrad and graduate students are encouraged to participate in the publication by submitting personal research papers “in the areas of theology and philosophy, scripture and interpretation, and church and mission.”  The managing student editor, David Ochabski said that this opportunity will open up […]

An engineering student at Liberty recently created a product that Toyota will patent to help reduce health hazards for employees.  Claire Callahan, a senior, stated that after four months of work, the product still needs to be dispersed among all Toyota plants before any next steps can be taken. Callahan’s Toyota product is the only one currently in the process […]

Students at the LaHaye Recreation & Fitness Center might be surprised to find rock climbers upside down, moving up and down the board and working against gravity. The LaHaye Rock Wall added a Grasshopper Board over winter break, changing the way climbers train and enhancing the climbing experience for climbers of varying levels. The Grasshopper Board, designed by photographer and […]

Students from Liberty University’s Department of Biology and Chemistry traveled to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands in January to study biodiversity and observe the many marvels of God’s creation unique to this part of the world.  The trip, which took place Jan. 9-19, was the third annual expedition of its kind. The 17 students who took part in this academic […]