Major Gerald Irwin never imagined he would become the deputy chief of Liberty University Police Department (LUPD) after a career of 29.5 years in the City of Coral Springs Police Department (CSPD). Irwin actually thought he would have been working in the fish section of Bass Pro Shops when he retired as a captain from CSPD. Irwin worked in many […]
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College for a Weekend visitors and current students attended the Revive Worship Service Sept. 21 in the Center for Worship and the Arts Concert Hall. The student-led service began with the high-energy, upbeat song “You’ve Already Won.” The audience clapped along and praised the Lord with the performers. Three large groups of people sang in the back choral-style on the […]
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American television personality and author, Madi Prewett Troutt, took the Convocation stage Sept. 18 and spoke on the importance of biblical purity while Olympic gold medalist Cole Hocker gave his testimony during the Sept. 20 Convocation service. Troutt started her message by discussing the purpose and power of purity. She began with a personal story and then showed how that […]
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The Liberty University Men’s D2 Hockey team has a new face entering the International Ice Hockey Federation Hall of Fame: junior forward Antonio Vidal. Vidal spent his summer playing for team Cuba of the Amerigol International Hockey Association, helping his team win gold in the Amerigol Latam Cup. The Cuban team battled it out against Greece on the ice Aug. […]
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Former Flames quarterback Malik Willis is making strides in the NFL after carrying the Green Bay Packers to two consecutive wins as the team’s starting quarterback, one of these games being against his former team, the Tennessee Titans. Willis got the starting nod after the Packers’ franchise quarterback was sidelined with an injury in week one. Willis led the Packers […]
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Bags are constant companions, effortlessly combining fashion and functionality into the everyday moments of life. For many, a bag makes all the difference in navigating the responsibilities of being a university student. With the looming rush of walking across campus to get to class, the last thing a student wants is an unreliable bag. A good bag should be able […]
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In Lynchburg, a Liberty University alumna’s small business is committed to making every day a celebration, one cake at a time. This business is cakeday!, a subscription cake slice delivery business, and it’s bringing joy and sweet surprises to doorsteps all across Lynchburg. Emily Pitts, the founder of cakeday!, graduated from Liberty in 2022 with a degree in strategic communication […]
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If you’re a college student, you’ve probably debated between using a physical book or an e-book for class. My guess is you opted for the e-book. Physical books are heavy and take up space in a crowded dorm. Opening your laptop to read between classes is much easier than carting a textbook around only to discover you brought the wrong […]
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In 2018, the U.S. placed a weapons ban on the Ukrainian Azov Brigade, which had been fighting against pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine since 2014. According to the U.S. Department of State, this came after American lawmakers reported that this battalion and other privately funded Ukrainian militias were guilty of human rights abuses and that some were outspoken neo-Nazis. Rebecca […]
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Autumn is upon us. The air is getting cooler, the leaves are changing and the Pumpkin Spice Latte season at Starbucks has arrived. Who wouldn’t want to spend $6.99 on a grande Pumpkin Spice Latte? I wouldn’t — along with several other price-conscious customers. Recipes for homemade lattes are popping up left and right on social media. Videos with titles […]
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The Liberty University Men’s D2 Hockey team swept Florida Gulf Coast University in a two-game weekend series Sept. 21-22. Last season the Eagles had the Flames’ number, defeating them in all four of their contests. The series sweep by the D2 Flames is especially monumental since the same flock of Eagles defeated Liberty’s Division I program Friday night. The Flames […]
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The Flames Men’s Division I Hockey team suffered its first loss of the season against the Men’s Division II Florida Gulf Coast Eagles 4-3 in front of a sold-out rink for CFAW and Family Weekend. While the Flames were coming hot off a win in their season opener last weekend, they had to keep their skates sharp for this contest […]
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For the last few editions of this column, we’ve been focusing on football. In all honesty, the sport of football is currently on my bad side after locking me in Williams Stadium for an ungodly amount of time during Saturday’s rain delay. So, let’s talk hockey. This weekend, we got to witness something rather strange at the LaHaye Ice Center. […]
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In the hustle and bustle of the semester, it can be difficult to find time to slow down, rest and recharge. Even in busy seasons of life, it is important to discover biblical rest. LU Shepherd Karla Temple provided helpful tips and resources about this topic. Defining Biblical Rest Temple said God is the original creator of biblical rest. She […]
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