The O’Reilly 253 at the Daytona International Speedway Road Course was a day that William Byron would love to forget. Byron finished in 33rd place, one lap down with zero laps led, after a promising day turned sour. As a result of NASCAR’s metric-based qualifying, Byron faced an uphill battle as he began the race in 22nd. Byron worked his […]
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From soulful, evocative originals by freshman Kailee Dishmon to lively twists on fan favorites by junior K’Saan Preston, the LaHaye Event Space was ringing with a joyful noise on Feb. 9. The concert began with Dishmon’s acoustic set, featuring creative melodies and introspective lyrics. Dishmon is a freshman studying music education. She started making music in eighth grade, first […]
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This article is the conclusion of the 20th Anniversary celebration of the film, “The Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.” As the final installment of “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, “The Return of the King” is a captivating climax. The stakes are high as Frodo and Samwise have crossed into Mordor with their treacherous guide, Gollum, […]
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Two friends have made a business out of giving vintage spoons a second life by transforming them into wearable art. Logan Daugherty, 20, and Anneliese McInnis, 20, met in the fourth grade, but it was not until July 2020 that they took on the titles of business partners. The girls were on vacation over the summer and found state spoons […]
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At the entrance of the building, two girls holding hand sanitizer greet shoppers before they walk into a room filled with dozens of mask-wearing individuals congregating around racks. On these racks, repurposed clothing items ranging from blouses to pants, all with different materials such as corduroy, denim and tie-dye, hang ready for purchase. The shoppers navigate through each rack, picking […]
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A viral internet pushup challenge to spread awareness about Multiple Sclerosis began with a Liberty graduate’s enduring love for his wife. Rob Roberts was working in law enforcement and searching for what God’s plan was for his life. Before he met Dannielle, he wrote a three-page letter to God about the attributes he wanted in a future partner. When a […]
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It is obvious today that some opinions and viewpoints are much more accepted than others. The popular ideas and thoughts are magnified and promoted almost constantly through the megaphone provided by Hollywood, Big Tech and the media, while the opposing viewpoint is shunned, silenced and ridiculed through threats and loss of jobs provided by the ever-growing pressure of cancel culture. […]
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In the light of Black Lives Matter’s resurged popularity in August of last year, The Babylon Bee, a website known for its satirical articles about on current events, published a piece mocking a scenario that seemed an impossibility at that time. The article imagined a scenario in which the BLM movement would be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Such a […]
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“Too many Christians are concerned with being right, rather than being Christlike.” Have you ever heard a pastor or Christian speaker proclaim this? On its face, it sounds good, but Christlikeness requires holiness and truth– not just love. Progressive Christianity has a long history. Beginning in the early 19th century Enlightenment and now reaching present day Postmodernism, this theology views […]
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On January 4, 2021, the 25th season of The Bachelor aired on ABC. Young, eligible Matt James set out to find love amongst thirty-two women, a record-breaking number of participants on the show. The show has been going on for almost 20 years and has gained a massive following; the majority of which are young women amused by the drama […]
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Historically, Liberty-UNF games have been tight. They have been decided by an average of five points, and no team has won back-to-back games in the series. That changed Friday night. In the first game of this weekend’s doubleheader, ASUN No. 2 Liberty put on a show, torching the No. 3 Ospreys 73-61 and winning back-to-back games against UNF for the […]
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Liberty students were welcomed into the familiar seats of the Vines Center for the first time of the 2020-21 academic year on Wednesday for the spring semesters opening Campus Community. First year freshmen entered the Vines Center as students for the first time, while returners quickly noticed the changes to the campus staple. The once cream-colored walls are now painted […]
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As the search for Liberty University’s new president and chancellor moves forward, Liberty’s Executive Board of Trustees emphasized their confidence and support of the school’s transitional leader, Dr. Jerry Prevo in a public message Wednesday Feb. 3. The longtime friend of Dr. Jerry Falwell Sr., founder of Liberty University, stepped into his role in August 2020 after a unanimous vote […]
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A team from Liberty University’s undergraduate Moot Court won the national championship at the 2021 American Moot Court Association (AMCA) National Tournament, a first in program history. In November, Liberty sent eight teams from the program, which is connected with the Helms School of Government, to compete virtually in various regional tournaments. These competitions brought in 500 teams from collegiate […]
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Former Liberty University professor, William Edward Matheny, Ph.D., 88, passed away on Jan. 26 at his home in Lynchburg. Matheny taught at Liberty for 31 years. Matheny was born on December 23, 1932 in Sterling, Illinois. He was married to his wife Mirle, who passed away in 2010, for 49 years. Matheny is survived by his four children, John Mark, […]
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