The Liberty women’s DI ice hockey team hosted its fourth straight American Collegiate Hockey Association championship trophy after a dominant 5-1 win over Midland March 20. After blanking Maryville 7-0 in the quarterfinals and besting Lindenwood 4-2 in the semifinals, the Lady Flames looked poised to complete the four-peat in St. Louis. A No. 2 Midland squad looked to dethrone […]
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In a show of pure dominance, the Liberty men’s wrestling team became the first team to accumulate four consecutive NCWA Grand National Tournament Championships. The Flames traveled to Allen, Texas, and flew through the competition March 10-12, amassing 229 points, which surpassed their previous record of 228 points from 2020. “We peaked at the right time,” 17-year veteran Head Coach […]
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With the Middle East war-torn and in despair, a team of leaders led by Robert Greenway helped architect the Abraham Accords in 2020, under President Donald Trump’s administration. The Abraham Accords are a series of treaties designed to normalize diplomatic relations between the countries of Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco. The accords have helped strengthen relations […]
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Liberty’s Intramural Sports held a Coed Kickball Tournament, featuring 12 teams and over 200 participants on March 25 – 26. Past kickball tournaments included four to six teams, but there were 12 teams competing in the 2022 kickball tournament, with such names as The New York Kicks, The Hurbs and God Squad. The winning team, We Sick Because We Kick, […]
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Bonfires along the lake at Hydaway Outdoor Center warmed nearly 100 students during a cold night on March 25. Hydaway Outdoor Center invited students to the lakeside and set up several bonfire rings for students to keep warm as they visited with each other. S’mores were available for students. “We want people to get outside and have a relaxing […]
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Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, sympathy has struck the hearts of people around the world. War has come to the backyards of Ukrainian families. The place where a father and mother once raised their children in peace and stability is the same place where these families must part ways as violence grows. World Help, a Christian humanitarian organization located […]
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Pmrops scattered around the Vines Center allowed students to travel to the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon from “Star Wars” or become a “Toy Story” alien in the claw machine. Other props included a hallway filled with space-related cardboard cutouts, a homage to Area 51 and a photo opportunity with Groot from “Guardians of the Galaxy.” Liberty students experienced an […]
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Nearly 700,000 people die of heart disease every year, making it the leading cause of death inthe United States. The Liberty University Center for Health and Wellness will partner with the American Heart Association to sponsor a heart walk at the Riverfront Park in Lynchburg at 10 a.m. on April 9. “Americans consume more fatty foods than the rest […]
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Whether it was Abraham following the call of God to leave the land of his forefathers, David tending his father’s sheep in the shepherd’s field or Paul blinded on the road to Damascus, all big things have humble beginnings. That is intentional when God is involved. He is the author of the grand story. Perhaps Peter knew it best when […]
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President Jerry Prevo introduced the speaker by explaining how Youngkin’s first job was “washing dishes and frying eggs.” He wanted students to understand that they have to start somewhere. After being introduced by Prevo, Youngkin spoke candidly about how important his faith has been in his journey into the political world. He continued, discussing how discovering the calling Christ had […]
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William Byron led a race high 111 laps en route to his third career NASCAR win in the Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway on March 20. Byron established himself early by taking the win in stage one. Byron would hang around the front of the field for much of the race taking the lead for good […]
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It’s obvious that, as human beings, we continuously grow throughout our lives, arguably up until the day we enter eternity. We grow physically, but we also grow emotionally. I wasn’t born 5 feet, 6 inches tall, and I certainly couldn’t write book recommendations in kindergarten — although it would have been cool. We’ve all been through some sort of growth, […]
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With the significant rise in oil prices around the globe, Americans have found themselves wondering why the United States doesn’t drill its own oil. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the United States has been the world’s largest oil and natural gas producer since 2018. This past January, overall inflation reached the highest it has been in 40 years. […]
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Batman has retained his film presence as one of the most popular comic book characters in cinema ever since Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight” trilogy. Even with some questionable outings in the 1990s, the idea of a billionaire playboy dressing up as a bat to strike fear in the hearts of his colorful rogues’ gallery has captured the attention of […]
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Each month seems to welcome a themed celebration, though not all causes – like Pride Month – warrant recognition. However, I have been fervently celebrating Women’s History Month this March — as should you. Most of these months can lean towards businesses using their platform as “allies” with women – a form of virtue signaling. When used correctly, celebration months […]
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