The love story where no one wins. This case is more tragic than “Romeo and Juliet” because at least they left the world together — and eliminated the pain of living without each other. For Gatsby and Daisy, I can’t say the same. Their love for each other was vastly different, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t equally as mad. […]
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According to his website, a huge part of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s campaign was focusing on controversies in education surrounding critical race theory. Now that Republicans hold the House and the Governor’s Mansion, they are working hard to ensure those promises are kept. According to WTOP, the Virginia House of Delegates recently voted 50-49 to pass HB787, a ban on teaching […]
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I’m not a Republican, Democrat, Conservative, Liberal, or anything along the ideological spectrum, because I don’t conform to mainstream political labels. And you shouldn’t either. Ideologies are too unstable. Political ideologies have changed in the past. We have seen this with the party switch between Republicans and Democrats. And political ideologies will change again. Moreover, individuals today have become ideologically […]
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We Christians love our denominations. We are proud that we are Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian or whatever denomination we claim. Unfortunately, denominations have become a distraction for the body of Christ. Denominations should serve as a secondary label, not as a primary identity. First, a caveat: there are primary issues and secondary issues in the Bible. Any biblical church should divide […]
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Disney is no stranger to receiving acclaim for its animated feature films, and some may even say that it has maintained this reputation more than any other animation production company. However, it has produced films that have flopped, either with audiences, critics or both. Whenever a new film is announced or released, many want to see if Disney will be […]
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Community Life unveils a new series titled “What does the Bible say about … ” spanning three workshops this semester. The series aims to cover topics such as identity, substance usage awareness and sexual boundaries. Associate Director Scott Busby will be one of four facilitators for these workshops. “I think our office is synonymous in students’ minds (with) ‘what can’t […]
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After three airplanes flying into the Lynchburg Regional Airport changed their routes to avoid collisions with drones over Liberty University’s campus, the School of Aeronautics created a drone flight policy in 2019. Chair of the Aerospace Technology Department Steven Brinly said they worked closely with LUPD and the Office of Risk Management to create a policy to prevent aircraft and […]
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Riders of Liberty’s Snowflex ski and snowboard team put on a show for the university’s annual College For A Weekend spectators. The demo featured Snowflex’s slopes, jumps and rails with team and local riders showcasing the facility’s full scope of obstacles. “We want to show people … what Snowflex has done for them,ˮ Isaac Gibson, the programs coordinator for Snowflex […]
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Guests of all ages flooded the Liberty School of Business’s Towns Auditorium on Feb. 18 to hear missionary Kenneth Bae and four North Korean refugees talk about their experiences in the country. Bae served as a missionary in China, where he led groups of people in tours of North Korea that doubled as missionary trips. During one of those trips […]
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From the beginning, my friend Dr. Jerry Falwell Sr. set a high bar for Liberty University to be a world leader in training champions for Christ and to be a model for other Christian universities to emulate. By God’s grace, Liberty has achieved so much in its 50-year history. Our students not only excel in athletics, academics, professional studies and […]
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In a world highlighted by tragedy, war and inhumanity, a small team of visionaries from across the world wanted to find a way to change that and work toward world peace by way of the Abraham Accords. Former Senior Director of the National Security Council Robert Greenway architected the accords in 2020 under United States President Donald Trump’s administration. Liberty […]
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Several talented student groups will take to the LaHaye Event Space to audition for a performance spot in Coffeehouse: The Great Beyond starting February 21 to 28. For those selected to be part of Coffeehouse, this Liberty tradition serves as an opportunity to showcase their talent in front of thousands of their peers. This year’s theme “The Great Beyond” encourages […]
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Over 500 teams and more than 3,000 sport lovers aim to win the spring 2022 intramural sports season while having fun and socializing. Liberty University’s Intramural Sports program offers more than 20 different leagues throughout the semester including basketball, broomball, indoor and outdoor flag football, indoor and beach volleyball, softball and more. “Intramural sports are designed to be an escape […]
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Aviation majors, elementary education majors, commercial music majors and all other majors can connect with potential employers at the career fair. Liberty University’s Career Services will be hosting an All Majors Career Fair on March 1 to help students and alumni find career and internship opportunities. The All Majors Career Fair will be located in the LaHaye Multipurpose Center in […]
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Liberty opened its doors to prospective students for College for a Weekend, and an overflowing crowd welcomed the cast of “The Chosen” – a TV series based on the life of Jesus of Nazareth. Director and co-writer Dallas Jenkins came to Liberty and spoke regarding his last appearance at Liberty, five years ago when his career looked set to explode […]
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