Flames rushing attack overwhelms the Tornadoes in a 59-21 thumping The clock struck zero and fireworks and flames erupted from the top of the Football Operation Center. Eighteen seniors headed off the field, some looking up at the scoreboard, others celebrating with fans and family before going through the tunnel in what could be their last game at Williams Stadium. […]
Read moreLiberty University and the Department of Family & Consumer Sciences is offering a new bakeshop and catering class next semester that will inform students about the intricacies associated with the baking business. Linda Kitchel, a professor in the Family & Consumer Sciences department, will be instructing the course. Kitchel has taught at Liberty for more than 20 years and has […]
Read moreLiberty University freshman Joshua Hathaway was killed early Tuesday morning, Nov. 19 in an altercation with a Liberty University Emergency Services officer, the Lynchburg Police Department reported.
According to a statement made by Lt. Dave Gearhart of the Lynchburg Police Department […]
Rebekah Yizazew prepares to embark on international missions journey While many students may be making plans for the end of next semester, one of Liberty University’s students is preparing herself for the adventure of a lifetime. Senior Rebekah Yizazew has been given the opportunity to serve with an organization called The World Race. According to TheWorldRace.com, after their launch in […]
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Capt. Gerald Coffee spoke before more than 10,000 students as Liberty University honored veterans and those serving the armed forces during Military Emphasis Week at Convocation Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Coffee, a decorated veteran who has served more than 27 years in the military, shared his story […]
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Army ROTC team earns honors Liberty University’s Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program brought home a third-place trophy in the large-school division of the fourth brigade after participating in the Ranger Challenge Competition with 39 other universities at Fort Pickett in Blackstone, Va., according to Jordan Scanlan, the team’s head coach. Scanlan said the first day of competition challenged the […]
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The broadcasting program now has a studio for students to use The student-broadcasting program at Liberty University has been growing rapidly over the past three years. Currently, students broadcast up to eight or nine games a week, covering sports like hockey, soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, baseball, softball and more. With crews as small as 10 or as large as 20, […]
Read moreDolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito is suspended after harassing fellow teammate Johnathan Martin To be a professional athlete, you do not only need the skills to compete at a high level, but also the wherewithal to deal with emotion and, sometimes for young players, hazing. As an offensive lineman, National Football League (NFL) coaches look for the meanest, toughest and […]
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Sodexo staff answers questions regarding student concerns about extended lines and limited food choices I eat at Doc’s Diner every day. I eat there on weekdays. I eat there on weekends. I eat there when I want a meal, and I eat there when I just want a snack. Why do I do this? Convenience. I live on East 53, […]
Read moreCountries from around the world celebrate the holiday with their own unique traditions and observances Few celebrations are as distinctly recognizable as the holiday of Thanksgiving. For most Americans, this is the one day a year to display cornucopia centerpieces, consume massive amounts of turkey and experience coma-like symptoms while lounging in front of a television. According to the U.S. […]
Read moreIn its final home match of the fall, the men’s club volleyball team beat Longwood in three games (25-22, 25-21, 25-9) Nov. 6. This was the team’s first match in over a month, which was evident, in the early moments of the night. However, the Flames managed to burn off the cobwebs and capture its seventh win of the season. […]
Read moreTwice a semester, Liberty University hosts thousands of high school students and parents from around the country during College for a Weekend (CFAW). For many of these students, this is their first experience on a college campus, and it is Liberty’s chance to make a great first impression. For many high school students and parents, the college preparation process can […]
Read moreAnonymous, an international network of activists and hackers, has for a long time been at the forefront of vigilante calls for justice from Singapore to Syria to Maryville, Mo. Given the international nature of this hacking collective, their influence has spread quite a distance. Anonymous has the defiant slogan, “We are Anonymous. We are Legion. We do not forgive. We […]
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The Department of Theatre Arts cast of 35 students presents ‘The Man Who Came to Dinner’ Nov. 8-22 “The Man Who Came To Dinner” opened Nov. 8 in the Tower Theater to an audience ready to laugh until their sides hurt. The cast and crew of more than 35 students, under the direction of Christopher Nelson, told the heart-warming comedy […]
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Valley View 5-Mile Trail Race included veteran participants A crisp fall morning greeted runners that gathered at the Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre for the fifth-annual Valley View 5-Mile Trail Race, which was hosted by Liberty University’s Student Activities (SA) Saturday, Nov. 9. According to Elizabeth Karr, an SA employee, there were approximately 160 runners at this year’s race. The race […]
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