Student Activities served and entertained Liberty University students by providing the Halloween Monster Mash event Nov. 1 on the Academic Lawn. The event gave students memorable moments through carnival games, a spooky tunnel, candy table voting and a performance from Kenzie Lawhon. Jarad Alpert, a member of Student Activities’ event staff, said many efforts went into planning the event. “We […]
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Theo Von, a well-known comedian, recently sat across from U.S. Sen. JD Vance in an interview and conversed about personal struggles relating to mental health and drug addiction. In the same conversation, the two spoke about policy issues in the upcoming election. This transpired during the popular “This Past Weekend” podcast hosted by Von, two months after he spoke with […]
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Liberty University has some of the best living facilities in the nation. For the current academic year, Niche ranked Liberty’s dorm facilities as #22 among all the country’s colleges. With the rankings in mind, it’s interesting to see what the dorms are like from the perspectives of current students. This weekend, while campus is filled with prospective students attending College […]
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Every November, we are forced to turn our clocks back and sacrifice an hour of daylight. Although we may gain an extra hour of sleep, losing that extra portion of daylight negatively affects people’s health and overall safety. At college, we can certainly see how a sunny evening can improve mental health. Many students enjoy basking in the sun on […]
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Singers, producers, filmmakers, songwriters and more gathered together Oct. 1 for the Gospel Music Association’s (GMA) Dove Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony was hosted by Christian music artist and pastor Tauren Wells and was held at the Allen Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. This year marked the 55th annual GMA Dove Awards and was a night of love, laughter and unity […]
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Liberty University’s School of Music’s a cappella group, Shine, has been performing and traveling across the country for over 10 years with the goal of spreading God’s love through harmonious vocal performances. The group is comprised of eight scholarship students who utilize the rawness of human vocal dynamics to perform and recruit for Liberty. Dean of the School of Music […]
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DreamWorks Animation’s newest film follows the journey of a robot called ROZZUM unit 7134, or Roz. Shipwrecked and lost in an island wilderness, Roz must discover her purpose while caring for an orphaned gosling (Brightbill) with the help of a local fox (Fink). As Roz struggles to be a good mother, she uncovers the truth of her past. Faced with […]
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Liberty University students had the opportunity to share their safety concerns with campus leadership when the Office of Security and Public Safety (OSPS) and the Student Government Association (SGA) held the third annual Campus Safety Walk Oct. 29. This year, the Campus Safety Walk focused on specific areas around South Campus that could be made safer, but students were able […]
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Lamar Keener found himself at a crossroads in the summer of 1972, deciding where he was supposed to go to college. He thought he was meant to attend Moody Bible Institute, but after stepping foot on the grounds of Lynchburg Baptist College (LBC), he enrolled, not because it had a grand campus, but because it lacked one and had the […]
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Not I, But Christ.” The simple yet profound phrase is often spotted on the backs of vehicles around Lynchburg, Virginia. Yet, to Chancellor Jonathan Falwell, the phrase means something more than a mere bumper sticker. On May 20, 2007, Falwell stood before a packed auditorium at Thomas Road Baptist Church (TRBC). Five days earlier, his father, Dr. Jerry Falwell, died, […]
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The Flames Field Hockey team secured a spot in the Big East Championship for the ninth year in a row with a commanding 6-0 victory against Georgetown University Nov. 1. The triumph, marked by a powerful offensive display and solid defensive effort, not only improved Liberty University’s postseason outlook, but also emphasized how strong its position is in the conference. […]
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The 2024 regular season concluded for the Liberty University Men’s Soccer team Sunday, Nov. 3 following two draws against the Houston Christian Huskies and the Incarnate Word Cardinals. After a long season that kicked off in August, the Flames hoped to improve their 7-6-1 record and 4-1 home record in their final two outings. Earlier this season, the Flames picked […]
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Liberty University’s Men’s and Women’s Cross-Country teams geared up for a championship fight Nov. 2 in Oxford, Alabama, in a race featuring over 80 runners and 10 different universities. In an astonishing turn of events, both units claimed victory and the conference crown, giving the Flames a successful sweep. The Lady Flames were up first to begin the weekend. After […]
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The Lady Flames Women’s Soccer team ruffled some feathers after defeating the Kennesaw State Owls 4-0 Friday, Nov. 1 in its last game of the regular season. This win declared the Flames Co-Conference USA Regular Season Champions and clinched them the No. 2 seed in the Conference USA Championship. The Owls opened the first period by maintaining possession over the […]
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Liberty University’s Women’s Division I Hockey team faced off against the Maryville Lady Saints Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 for a clean sweep weekend against ACHA’s No. 1-ranked team. The Lady Flames had their first ever Midnight Mayhem game Nov. 1, where they debuted their new midnight blue and red sweaters. Because Maryville leads the conference with a 9-5 record, […]
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