The cold weather seasons have arrived, and unfortunately, that also means your hair may start to feel dull, dry and lifeless. Fear not — I am going to take you step-by-step through my hydrating hair care routine as a licensed cosmetologist to revive dead hair, even in the midst of a dry fall season. Joico HydraSplash Hydrating Shampoo and […]
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Many students choose to leave on-campus life and transition to living on their own off campus. The Office of Commuter Life exists to provide community and connection for these students once they embark out on their own. Director of Commuter Life Sheldon Farrington lived on Campus East in the same building and the same hall during all four years of […]
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Students will find themselves surrounded by the vivid Forest of Arden through the Liberty University Department of Theatre Arts’ latest play, “As You Like It,” in the Black Box Theater. The classic Shakespeare comedy focuses on three characters. Rosalind is the daughter of the recently exiled duke. She’s joined by Celia — her cousin, best friend and the daughter of […]
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Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flow the springs of life,” (Proverbs 4:23 ESV). As someone who is wary of listening to foul language, it is hard for me to find good television shows and movies to watch that do not contain some sort of cursing. Even if I were to look past the language and attempt […]
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Season 33 of Dancing with the Stars (DWTS) has already caused much controversy only halfway into its 10-week air. Between the actions of celebrity dancers and a questionable guest judge, the show started conversations among the public and media outlets this fall. Let’s recap the most memorable moments so far. The first major buzz arose when DWTS introduced Anna Delvey, […]
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Over the weekend, the Flames Men’s Division I Hockey team split its two-game series against the Maryville Saints. In two very physical contests at the LaHaye Ice Center, the Flames defeated the Saints 4-0 in game one and fell short 3-2 in the second contest. Heading into the series, Liberty continued its dominant start to the season. After an early […]
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The Liberty University Men’s Soccer team silenced the University of Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles, defeating them 5-0 Sunday, Oct. 20 at Osborne Stadium. This win brings the Flames to 5-2 in the Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) and 7-5-1 overall. After snapping their two-game losing streak by defeating Eastern Illinois 2-0 on Thursday, the Flames were looking to claim a second […]
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With fall foliage covering Liberty Mountain, behind the Liberty Field Hockey Field, the No. 19 Flames faced off against the Longwood Lancers, defeating them 2-1. Historically, the Flames have dominated the Lancers, winning 10 of the 14 matchups between the two teams. Liberty University’s victory on Senior Day was the team’s fourth consecutive win. Before the game, Liberty’s seven seniors […]
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The Liberty University Women’s Volleyball team split this weekend’s series with Middle Tennessee as it rallied for a 3-1 (21-25, 25-22, 25-19 and 25-23) win Saturday afternoon. After suffering a tough loss to the hands of the Blue Raiders in three straight sets the night before, the Lady Flames battled back to defeat them in straight sets. The Flames fell […]
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The Liberty University Men’s D1 team is coming off a 1-1 series split against the Maryville Saints, and I think we’ve finally seen enough. Not of the team as a whole, but we’ve seen enough ice time against genuine opponents to draw some conclusions about the Flames’ outlook for the rest of the season and their honest chances in the […]
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Liberty University’s Student Government Association (SGA) and Office of Security and Public Safety (OSPS) will be hosting the third annual Campus Safety Walk at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 29 beginning at the marching band field on South Campus. The Campus Safety Walk will serve as a time for students to point out areas around South Campus that they feel could be […]
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Danielle “Dee” Cekanor, Crawford Loritts and Jason Cook focused on the importance of finding identity in Christ during the Oct. 16 and Oct. 18 Convocations. Wednesday’s Convocation featured Cekanor, a now-retired Canadian swimmer who competed for 15 years, 13 of which were at the national level. She competed in the 2021 Tokyo Paralympics and now lives happily retired with her […]
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Liberty University, in partnership with Friends of New London, hosted New London Days Oct. 18 and 19 to inform the public of the historic sites at Alum Springs Road. Sites including Mead’s Tavern, Bedford Alum Springs Hotel and the African-American Methodist Church were open for the public with tours led by Liberty students and volunteers. The students who gave the tours […]
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Liberty University students participated in the LU Murph Challenge Oct. 19 to raise money for the National Center for Healthy Veterans (NCHV). The event was unlike any other, as students pushed themselves to their physical limitations in honor of Lt. Michael P. Murphy and in support of veterans who struggle with mental health. The LU Murph Challenge is hosted annually. […]
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The Liberty University Football team is about halfway through its 2024 season. To say the least, the Flames haven’t had a very normal start, and aside from giving me a constant heart attack every game until the fourth quarter, they’ve encountered other obstacles that have led to this roller coaster of a season. Liberty’s home opener against the Fighting Camels […]
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