Zeta Tau, Liberty University’s chapter of international English honor society Sigma Tau Delta, held its annual induction ceremony in the DeMoss Hall Grand Lobby Jan. 21 where 28 new members were inducted into the association. The ceremony began with Paige Sturek, president of Zeta Tau, welcoming the inductees and their supporters to the event. Sturek then invited Mark Harris, professor […]
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The Liberty Women’s D1 Hockey team began its 2025 games facing off at home against the Hockey Training Institute for the second time this season, ending in a 7-2 sweep. The two teams previously went head-to-head Sept. 21 and Sept. 22, 2024, with final scores of 11-1 and 4-2 for a Liberty sweep. Despite being down two of their powerhouse […]
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The LaHaye Event Space was filled with excitement for Student Activities’ farm-inspired bingo night, “Bingo Was His Name-O,” Saturday, Jan. 18. Participants arrived at 9 p.m. in cowboy hats and farmer’s attire to test their luck in multiple, intense rounds of bingo. Students sang along to country music and laughed over the creative round titles. Gabriella Trotte, an event supervisor […]
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As students move back to campus for another semester, they are quickly reminded that they must share laundry space once again. This mundane task becomes more complex at college because of the extra steps necessary to share washers and dryers with other students. We have compiled a list of do’s and don’ts for shared laundry spaces that you can either […]
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Major Gerald Irwin was promoted to chief of the Liberty University Police Department (LUPD) Jan. 8 during a combined awards and promotion ceremony, which recognized his significant achievement as well as additional LUPD officers who were elevated to higher positions in 2024. Irwin, who previously retired as a captain from the City of Coral Springs Police Department in Florida, had […]
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It’s a snow day! Which means an entire day of sleeping in, playing in the snow and enjoying the slew of class cancellation emails from your professors. But nothing quite says “snow day” like a warm drink or meal. Here are a few of our favorite winter dishes to help beat the cold. Beef Chili As a huge fan […]
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Over winter break, social media buzzed with nothing but praise for Netflix’s newest animated show, “Arcane: League of Legends.” As someone who is not normally a known fan of niche videogames or the steampunk genre, I originally had very little interest in watching another boring “gaming show” such as Netflix’s attempt with “The Cuphead show” But, as we all do […]
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As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office Jan. 20, eyes around the world are looking to see how American politics will be changing. From the death of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter to the ongoing Trump court cases, three major recent events may set the precedent for the next four years of American politics. The Death of a President […]
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Despite Head Coach Jamey Chadwell’s initial dream of ending the season in the College Football Playoffs, the Liberty Flames Football team suffered through a rocky season going 8-4 coming off its triumphant 13-1 run in 2023. The Flames ended their season Saturday, Jan. 4 in Nassau, Bahamas, when the University of Buffalo triumphed 26-7 in Liberty’s sixth consecutive bowl appearance. […]
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Three … Two … One … Happy New Year! Picture yourself sipping some sparkling cider out of a familiar glass, staring at a glittering Times Square on your TV and brainstorming some ideas for your next set of New Year’s resolutions. You’re feeling hopeful for the new year and determined to make this year better than the last. Then, a […]
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Student Activities hosted Christmas Coffeehouse: Candy Cane Lane, which presented students with the magical feeling of the Christmas season Dec. 7 in the Vines Center. The theme of this year’s event focused on how the holiday season is full of whimsical dreams and creative imaginations. The floor of the Vines Center was decorated with giant candy canes and Hershey’s Kisses, […]
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Student Activities hosted its Christmas Open Mic in the Montview Student Union Starbucks Nov. 19. Over 22 musical acts performed, and the event finished with the stand-up comedy duo, Just Jo-Ken. The Open Mics hosted by Student Activities help to build on-campus community centered around student musicians. Open to performers of any level, these events serve as a way for […]
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Nothing encapsulates the spirit of the holiday season more than sporting a brand-new pair of festive pajamas on the couch and settling in for a Christmas film marathon. Year after year, cult classics like “Home Alone,” “Elf” and “It’s A Wonderful Life” fill our TV screens with Christmas cheer, but as the winter season rolls around, so does a flurry […]
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The Liberty University Men’s Basketball team traveled down to the sunny U.S. Virgin Islands to compete in the 2024 Paradise Jam tournament Nov. 22-25, and made it to the final round to claim the championship title. Looking forward to three rounds of competition, the Flames first took on the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns Nov. 22. The Flames […]
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Helms School of Government Associate Professor Scott Roenicke took his International Relations, Terrorism and Politics of Europe class, to the French and British Embassies in Washington, D.C., Oct. 29 to show the students what a career in diplomacy and national security is like. The students met at the Green Hall Transit Center at 3:30 a.m. Just before the buses departed […]
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