An at-large bid to the NCAA Los Angeles Regional meant a tough slate of West Coast opponents was awaiting the Lady Flames softball team on a national stage May 19-21. After suffering a crushing ASUN Conference Tournament defeat, however, Liberty found life in the City of Angels, where Head Coach Dot Richardson made a return to Easton Stadium — the […]
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Facing a three-goal deficit in the final minutes of the second period of the national tournament semifinal, many teams would see the comeback as insurmountable. But the Lady Flames had something to defend on the ice March 19 as they clashed with the Adrian Bulldogs — a National Championship title. Rather than backing down, Liberty laid everything they had on […]
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While the ACHA National Tournament is known for its intensity, thrilling victories and stunning defeats, one of the hallmarks of the tournament is the way it brings the hockey community together. With old and new faces gathering to watch the best of the ACHA battle it out, one familiar face to the Flames made an appearance in Marlborough, Massachusetts. Quinn […]
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On a windy Wednesday night in Lynchburg, the Liberty Flames women’s basketball team advanced to the final round of the ASUN Championship after blowing out the Lipscomb Bison, 84-56. “That’s always the goal, to make it easy on us,” junior point guard Kennedi Williams said postgame. “But our goal was never to drop our heads and never to let up […]
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On Friday, March 3, the Conservative Political Action Conference held a panel discussing ESG, which stands for environmental, social and governance, the non-financial factors now being considered in the decisions of large investment firms when buying stock in companies. Titled “The New Axis of Evil: Soros, Schwab, and Fink,” the panel consisted of Sean Spicer, former White House press secretary, […]
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Diseases need a host to survive. As the infection becomes stronger and the hosts become more numerous, exterminate the menace becomes increasingly more difficult. But not all diseases come from sickness. There is another infection sweeping across the nations, but it is not new. I listened to a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) panel last week that highlighted the dangers […]
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The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) welcomed former U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley, March 3, when she gave one of her first public speeches since announcing her 2024 presidential run. Before serving as the ambassador to the UN, Haley was the governor of South Carolina from 2011 to 2017. Haley became the first major candidate to run against […]
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Dr. Dave Brat, dean of Liberty’s School of Business, will travel to Washington, D.C., this weekend to participate in The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). Brat will speak in the “Education for Dummies” panel March 4 along with radio host Jason Rantz and Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger. Brat served on the Budget, Education and Small Business Committees for U.S. Congress before […]
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The month of February is known as Black History Month, a time to celebrate and recognize the achievements, courage, bravery and beauty of African American culture and history. According to the Library of Congress, the concept of a nationwide Black History Month started in 1915 and became an official law in February 1986. This monthlong commemoration highlights the many African […]
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On a rainy Tuesday night in Boca Raton, Florida, the Liberty Flames football team failed to claim its fourth straight bowl game victory. In a slow and messy game, the Toledo Rockets defeated the Flames 21-19 in the Roofclaim.com Boca Raton Bowl Dec. 20. All good things must come to an end, and the same goes for bowl games. After […]
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The Liberty Flames men’s basketball team hosted crosstown opponent Virginia University, Lynchburg, for the first time Dec. 7. The Flames greeted their neighbors as most people would: by dunking on them repeatedly. They opened their home court to the visiting Dragons and sent them home with a lovely parting gift, a loss by a score of 101-49. Liberty and VUL […]
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Two unsettling defeats to follow up historic victories against the BYU Cougars and Arkansas Razorbacks was not the direction the Liberty Flames hoped for their season to trend. This downward spiral was anticipated to change Nov. 26 as Liberty welcomed the New Mexico State Aggies to Williams Stadium for its final regular-season matchup. What transpired, however, was an unexpected finish […]
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Attendees of the CEO Summit, held by Liberty University’s School of Business, were able to hear from renowned leaders in business and government during the Faith Factor: Faith, Freedom and Friendship panel on Oct. 6. The panel was comprised of multiple CEOs as well as government and academic leaders. Dr. Farson Swanzay, pastor and connector, moderated the panel along with […]
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