Flames Football was back in action for Midweek on the Mountain as Liberty University defeated the FIU Panthers 31-24 in overtime, following the cancelation of the previous week’s game against Appalachian State due to the impact of Hurricane Helene. This victory extends the Flames’ regular-season winning streak to 17 games, the longest FBS streak in the nation. The Flames got […]
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In a weekend series, the Liberty University Field Hockey team defeated Appalachian State Oct. 6, ending 5-0 in a shutout following a 1-5 loss against Temple University Oct 4. Prior to the Lady Flames’ conference home opener against the Temple Lady Owls, senior midfielder Martu Cian was added to the Big East Weekly Honor Roll for the second time this […]
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Club sports are pretty weird, and club lacrosse just got even more so. The Flames Men’s Lacrosse team is a member of the MCLA, which if you remember our discussion about the ACHA and club hockey from my column a few weeks ago, is the lax version of the ACHA. There was a new ruling that may throw a wrench […]
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The Lady Flames Soccer team faced the New Mexico State Aggies at Osbourne Stadium Oct. 6, where they ended the match in a 2-2 draw. It was a battle of conference leaders as the Flames, who were 2-1 in conference matchups and 10-1-2 overall, went up against the 2-1-1 Aggies. The teams fought for a spot at No. 2 in […]
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Fueled by unwavering faith and passion on the field, redshirt sophomore Halle Engle is making moves as a forward for the Liberty University Women’s Soccer team. Last week, the Liberty Champion named Engle as one of the champions of the month. Through her love for the game, her outstanding performance and her deep-rooted faith, she has been a witness to […]
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After wiping the Pittsburgh Panthers on their own floor last weekend, the Liberty University Men’s D1 Hockey team claimed another series sweep, this time against the Delaware Blue Hens. The Flames claimed the game one victory 8-3 amid the stadium-shaking crowd during their Midnight Mayhem game, following that victory with a rousing 3-2 overtime win less than 21 hours later. […]
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October marks a time of nostalgia and festivity. As the air turns crisp, the trees begin to change to beautiful hues of maroon, amber and marigold. The sound of crunchy leaves and the scent of cinnamon invoke a sense of warmth. Here are five trends to help embrace the best of October. Trader Joe’s galore When autumn comes around, many […]
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Autumn has arrived, and that means it’s time to bring out the fall wardrobe. Here are five fashion tips to elevate anyone’s style this season. Invest in a good coat Coats are versatile in the way they can be styled, and they are also purposeful. As the weather starts to get colder, coats allow students to stay warm while putting […]
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As the leaves begin to change, many flock indoors to embrace the warmth and coziness away from the cold air. The feelings of autumn evoke a strong sense of nostalgia, beckoning the joys of seasonal baking. In the dorms, however, it may be difficult to awaken a homey atmosphere with homemade comfort foods. Yet, with a little creativity, a few […]
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Bacon St. Bagels has grown into a staple breakfast spot within the Lynchburg community since its creation almost four years ago. The restaurant has two locations, one at 306 Rivermont Ave. and the other at 16145 Forest Road. With a variety of freshly baked bagels and espresso drinks, Bacon St. Bagels is a must-try in Lynchburg. After working in the […]
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One way to set the scene for Halloween is through film. The media we consume during this time of the year plays a key role in our perception and investment in the season. Here is a selection of classic Halloween and fall films that encapsulate two tones: whimsically spooky and dreamy landscapes. “Little Women” This movie intermingles dreamy landscapes and […]
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Seeking to reach others through Christian music and biblical messages is how Vessel has worked towards its goal of ministering to the lost and spreading the Gospel. “It’s not really a job; it’s a mission,” Jarrisa Worst, a vocalist for Vessel, said. “We learned how to serve, and that’s what allows us to be servants.” Vessel focuses on the ministry […]
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In collaboration with representatives from Models for Christ, the Association of Students of African Descent (ASAD) Club and the Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) department hosted a boot camp Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 for around 80 students aspiring to model in on-campus fashion shows during the spring semester. The boot camp was scheduled in preparation for the FACS fashion […]
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Student Activities hosted its first ever Slumber Party event Friday Oct. 4 in the LaHaye Event Space. The event kicked off the weekend with nostalgic, sleepover-themed activities for the student body to enjoy ahead of fall break. Special Events Manager Anna Pender said that this new idea intended to provide a lighthearted space of fun for students to unwind amid […]
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Do you drink coffee? From a venti iced Starbucks drink pumped full of fun syrups to a simple black coffee, millions of Americans enjoy the drink. A survey published in The Journal of Nutrition titled “Coffee Drinking is Widespread in the United States, but Usual Intake Varies by Key Demographic and Lifestyle Factors” estimated that 75% of U.S. citizens aged […]
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