Spring has finally sprung at Liberty University, but with the warmer seasons come everyone’s two favorite things: finals and white glove inspections. Staying clean and tidy throughout a stress-filled semester can be challenging, but prioritizing your spring cleaning can prevent white glove fines. Everyone has their own method for keeping their space clean, but finding joy in those menial tasks […]
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There was once was a time when personal devices for children seemed like an extreme indulgence in irresponsibility and excess; however, that train of thought has faded away in the face of the normalization of on-demand entertainment. Today the term “iPad Kids” refers to the fleet of toddlers and young children toting around electronics and has aptly developed a negative […]
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A pouring of intentionality brews culture, faith and community in the newly offered Family and Consumer Science (FACS) class: the art and science of coffee, offered for the first time during the 2025 spring semester. The class unites students of all majors by a shared love of drinking coffee. Every student involved in the course has an opportunity to learn […]
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When the COVID-19 pandemic prompted the closure of movie theaters throughout the nation, platforms like Disney+, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Max and more have become increasingly popular, even after movie theaters have reopened post-pandemic. The sheer volume of shows and movies available on these platforms appeal especially to Generation Z, an age group that has largely bypassed traditional cable […]
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The Liberty University Women’s Beach Volleyball team celebrated its Senior Night April 11 by pulling off a clean sweep against the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Going into the night, Head Coach Payton Carter was confident in her senior players’ abilities to pull out multiple victories for their final match as Lady Flames. “We have had a lot […]
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The Gulf of America has been the subject of a number of controversies due to President Donald Trump’s actions regarding drilling efforts in the area and debate over the Associated Press’ removal from the White House Press Pool for refusing to use the Gulf’s new name. The Associated Press sued three members of the current presidential administration Feb. 21 after […]
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Liberty University, in conjunction with the Christian Medical and Dental Association (CMDA), hosted the Remedy East 2025 conference April 11-12 in the Montview Student Union Alumni Ballroom and adjoining classrooms. The conference was open to Liberty students studying in medical-related fields and healthcare professionals with a general admission ticket of $75, or student ticket of $25. This was the third […]
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Liberty University’s Student Government Association held its annual election March 28 for student-body president and vice president, resulting in the victory of candidates Isaac Kantola and Isaiah Varella. Kantola and Varella ran against Tim Grabinski and Kaylen Frazee throughout three weeks of campaigning that included campaign launches, a debate and tabling during the week of the election. All students were […]
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Liberty University’s chapter of Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) welcomed Virginia State Delegate Nick Freitas to speak and answer students’ questions April 10 in DeMoss Hall 1332. Freitas began his time with the students by discussing the concept of freedom and how different people have various perceptions of what this idea entails. For Freitas, the definition of freedom has always […]
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Throughout history, music and fashion have served as powerful emblems of artistic expression. Both art forms have been used to tell stories, evoke emotion and reflect cultural moments. The 19th Annual Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) Student Fashion Show April 12 embraced its shared qualities with its theme, Musicology: The Sound of Fashion. The idea behind Musicology was to highlight […]
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Hailing from the town of Newnan, Georgia, Kaylen “KK” Madrey has become a key player for the Liberty University Softball team in recent seasons. Now in her senior season, the speedy outfielder and dominant hitter has made a name for herself in the Liberty Softball record books. Madrey comes from a family with a myriad of athletic involvement, and her […]
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So, we have officially hit the point in the semester where college students are overworked, undermotivated and simply exhausted beyond belief. I contemplated for days what I wanted to talk about this week and truthfully the only thing I want to think about is taking a nap — so I figured what better to focus on than golf! From April […]
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Over 100 Liberty students traveled to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. April 11 for the “Leadership in Action Symposium,” hosted by Liberty University’s Standing for Freedom Center to hear from a variety of conservative leaders who have strived to be agents of change in their communities by defending Christian faith in the public sphere. The speaker selection […]
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Jefferson Bethke, a New York Times bestselling author, podcast host and director, took the stage during Convocation April 9, while world-renowned illusionist and speaker Drew Worsham spoke April 11. Bethke opened his time by citing a Barna Group statistic that showed a steady rise — largely fueled by young adults — in the number of people who profess a belief […]
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As the sun showers the earth in a golden glow and nature continues to bloom, these conditions make for the perfect opportunity to grab a good book and venture outside. Here is a list of 10 titles that will make for an engaging read while beginning to get your tan on. “The Secret Garden” by Frances Hodgson Burnett A […]
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