After defeating Radford University last weekend, the Liberty University’s Women’s Tennis team came up short against James Madison University with a final score of 4-1, battling until the final set Feb. 14 at the Liberty Indoor Tennis Center. Going into the match, the Lady Flames had a 3-3 record while the Lady Dukes had a 0-7 record. However, JMU’s record […]
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The Liberty University Women’s Wrestling team took to the mat against The Apprentice School in a dual meet at the LaHaye Multipurpose Center Feb. 15. The last time these two teams faced off was in January at the National Collegiate Wrestling Association (NCWA) Duals Tournament in Newport News, Virginia where Liberty secured an impressive second-place finish. “A lot of these […]
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The Liberty University Women’s Basketball team ended the weekend with two more wins under its belt going 63-58 against New Mexico State University Feb. 13 and 67-53 against the University of Texas at El Paso Feb. 15. After defeating Sam Houston State University on the road, the Lady Flames returned home to Liberty Arena to face off against the New […]
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Liberty University’s Theatre Arts Department held its first showing of “The Three Musketeers” Feb. 14 in the Tower Theater. The play follows the adventures of D’Artagnan, a young man seeking to become one of the king’s musketeers, as he discovers more about himself and love along the way. D’Artagnan is assisted by his three musketeer friends: Porthos, Athos and Aramis. […]
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This week, the United States’ executive and legislative branches continued to work overtime as President Donald Trump released an executive order strengthening the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), and the Senate moved forward with several confirmation hearings. Trump met with General Secretary of DOGE Elon Musk and reporters in the Oval Office Feb. 11 to release an executive order that […]
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From the small town of Grindavik, Iceland, to the mountains of Liberty University, Elisabeth Aegisdottir’s passion for basketball propelled her to pursue her dreams across the world. Growing up in Iceland looked different than the typical childhood in the United States. Aegisdottir described the community she grew up in as safe and small. Walking to school and basketball practice was […]
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Since they could walk, they could skate. No better sentence describes the upbringing of the Adamek siblings, Zosia, Sophia and Michael, as they grew up in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. While most siblings end up on different paths after leaving home, these three siblings have found themselves brought together by the sport they all share: ice hockey. Zosia is a […]
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A proposal was presented by El Salvador to the United States Feb. 3 to transport U.S. criminals and detained migrants to the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT) located in Tecoluca, El Salvador, according to a report by the Associated Press. The idea has faced some controversy according to Time, with President Donald Trump and other U.S. officials supporting the idea, while […]
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Former President Joe Biden announced that he had signed on to work with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) Feb. 3, according to the New York Post. This is not Biden’s first time signing with the Los Angeles-based agency; he was also represented by the CAA from 2017 to 2020, according to CBS News. CAA co-chairman Richard Lovett appeared supportive of the […]
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A fatal school shooting occurred at an adult education center in Orebro, Sweden, Feb. 4, leaving 11 dead and five wounded, according to a report by the Associated Press. Police identified the suspect as 35-year-old Rickard Andersson, who died on the scene from a self-inflicted wound. At the time, Andersson was armed with three guns, a knife, 10 empty magazines […]
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An eruption of Christian rap has exploded into both the gospel and secular music worlds, receiving attention and praise. With its raw sound and hard-hitting lyrics, Christian rap has set itself apart from typical worship music while still complementing it. A Christian hip-hop revolution seems imminent as several up-and-coming artists are experimenting with the genre, exploring modern themes and capturing […]
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Sitting down to watch Super Bowl LIX, I had mentally prepared myself for a scripted game that ended in a Kansas City Chiefs win, securing the first three-peat in NFL Super Bowl history. But to my surprise, the Philadelphia Eagles stomped on the hearts of Chiefs fans across America. This week, I am going to discuss some of my favorite […]
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“The internet is a dark place.” “The internet is horrible for your mental health!” “The internet is poison.” The truth is, the internet has the potential to be good — when used wisely. The internet is like a knife; it can be used both as a tool and a weapon; it just depends on how users decide to wield it […]
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Whether it be on the sands of Panama City Beach or in the humble homes of those living in the Dominican Republic, Liberty University’s Cru Ministry aims to serve others by meeting people where they are. Liberty’s chapter of Cru provides immense opportunities for students to get involved in a community of believers who desire to share the love of […]
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Galatians 5:1 says, “For freedom Christ has set us free; stand firm therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery.” Christians are called to embrace a life of freedom, living in the light rather than the darkness. Because of Jesus Christ’s sacrifice on the cross, believers are blessed with the incredible gift of freedom from sin, darkness […]
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