Whenever I read Hebrews 11 — otherwise known as the “Hall of Faith” — I always envision a long corridor, decked out with cabinets displaying trophies and awards of excellence that highlight the incredible faithful acts that Old Testament figures like Abel, Noah, Abraham and Rahab committed to the Lord many years ago. When opening the doors of this metaphorical […]
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Members of Liberty University’s chapter of Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, Zeta Tau, presented their essays and original poems at the Sigma Tau Delta International Convention from March 19-22 at the Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown hotel in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A multitude of English and writing students had the opportunity to present essays and hear from speakers from different universities around […]
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The Lady Flames Softball team hosted the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) over the weekend, defeating them in a three-game series March 28-29 at Kamphuis Field. To begin the series, the Lady Flames dominated the Lady Miners 10-2, playing only five innings. Liberty racked up points early in the first inning, scoring five runs. Senior infielder Brooke Roberts […]
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Students gathered in the Vines Center March 27 at 7 p.m. for Campus Community, where they heard from professor of Christian Leadership and Church Ministries for the Rawlings School of Divinity David Wheeler. Wheeler, known for his personable and engaging teaching style, also serves as the senior executive director of LU Shepherd and teaches the evangelism class at Liberty University, […]
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This week in Washington, D.C., the Trump administration proposed new bills that have sparked debates and controversy between both major political parties, concerning topics including election ethics, the dismantling of the Department of Education and tariffs on auto imports. President Donald Trump signed an executive order March 25 that would require proof of citizenship from those who wish to vote […]
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Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., took the stage at Convocation March 28 to encourage students to be courageous and use their boldness to become men and women of valor for the Lord. At the beginning Friday’s gathering, Josh Rutledge, the vice president of Spiritual Development, encouraged students to vote in the Student Government Association election that day, and also asked the […]
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Serving up more than just tasty treats to Lynchburg residents, The Happy Waffle is a beacon for positivity, community and mental health awareness. The local storefront and food truck — founded and owned by Jessica Wells — specializes in serving dessert-sized waffles on a stick. Better known as “waffle pops,” each sweet creation is adorned with an encouraging message. Before […]
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A local food pantry, Lynchburg Daily Bread, has been providing meals for Lynchburg residents with no stipulations since 1983. According to the Lynchburg Daily Bread’s website, the organization was started by the First Presbyterian Church of Lynchburg and originally operated out of the historic Nichols Tavern building. The organization has changed locations several times since it began, and now can […]
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The sun is coming out and the days are getting longer, and you know what that means: Baseball season is finally here. MLB opening weekend has made its arrival, and after a cold winter, baseball season is back in full swing, and I am ready to be sitting in the stands with a coke and a hot dog. Now that […]
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The Liberty Men’s Lacrosse team took a commanding victory over Texas A&M University 21-7 on Military Appreciation Night March 28 at the East Campus Field House. Graduate faceoff specialist Caleb Hammett won the opening faceoff to begin the game. Both teams jockeyed with each other while trying to find the first goal. The Flames made some strong attacks on goal, […]
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As children and young adults, you are encouraged to have big aspirations for your life, but at what age does dreaming have to stop? Zach Duke proved that dreams do not have an age limit as he achieved his newfound goal of playing professional soccer at the age of 34, despite never having played the sport a day in his […]
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Two decades ago, a sitcom captured the hearts of millions by introducing us to six new “Friends.” Ross, Rachel, Monica, Joey, Phoebe and Chandler welcomed the world into the everyday chaos of their young adulthood in New York City. From the moment the group appeared on screen and invited viewers to drink coffee with them at Central Perk, fans felt […]
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The music of 2005 hits a milestone this year, and for many, the songs remain fresh. From anthems of faith to rock ballads of heartbreak, these 20 songs offer a glimpse of a moment in time. Here’s a playlist of memories that all released 20 or more years ago and a reminder of how music shapes a generation: “A Little […]
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The 2024-2025 tennis season marks Dash Connell’s first year as head coach of the Lady Flames. After coaching at Tyler Junior College in Tyler, Texas for 14 years, where he led both the men and women’s teams to 11 national championships combined, Connell accepted the head coach position for the Women’s Tennis Team at Liberty University. Connell grew up in […]
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Extra, extra! Read all about it! The Liberty Champion newspaper is the bustling headquarters for student journalism at Liberty University. From articles focusing on the various Liberty athletics to ongoing updates on politics, the Liberty Champion has it covered. At the heart of the newspaper are its editors. This group of dynamic student journalists are the eyes and ears of […]
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