The Lady Flame’s women’s tennis team swept its home doubleheader Jan. 29, notching victories against Campbell University and Georgetown to win its first matches at home this season and push its overall record to 2-2. The Lady Flames swept the Campbell Fighting Camels in the first match with a final score of 7-0. The team won all of its singles […]
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Punches flew in the early hours of the morning at the LaHaye Ice Center – and as much as Liberty fought, there was no way to undo a two-goal loss. No. 4 UNLV took down No. 3 Liberty 3-1 Jan. 29 to split the weekend series against the Flames. Liberty won the Friday match 7-4. The two teams faced off […]
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When I read self-help books, it’s usually because I’m going through a season of life where I need some extra encouragement, as they help me grow as an individual, especially in my spiritual life. Last year I went through a season of heartbreak and heartache. It’s hard being a college student with a full class workload while also dealing with […]
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If you ever attend a seminar or take a class on how to survive in college, chances are they mention how to improve and maintain your mental health. While the majority of people will mention things like eating well, exercising and keeping a consistent sleep schedule, I, alongside many experts, would suggest considering music, art or other similar hobbies to […]
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The church experience people know today is extremely unlike the experience of years past. While many doctrines and core beliefs in the church have not wavered in centuries, the way in which they are practiced has. In past generations, church was a place you had to attend looking and acting your best, following a set schedule for every service. Today, […]
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I’ve always been sentimental. I like for things to last. For my 21st birthday, I made a decision that will last forever – my first tattoo. Friends warned that having this tattoo, and subsequential tattoos, doesn’t bode well for young professionals entering the workforce. My two-inch tattoo, an excerpt from a note my child sponsor in the Dominican Republic gave […]
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Over the past decade, social media has blown up in popularity as more platforms emerge and people diversify their presence among them. Whether it’s Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, TikTok or YouTube, it’s safe to say the average person born after 1990 has more than one of these social media outlets downloaded on their phone. Although the diversity of social media […]
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The Biden administration has received a tremendous gift in the form of 83-year-old liberal Justice Stephen Breyer announcing his retirement from the Supreme Court. With President Biden’s approval rating underwater, his Build Back Better legislation stalled and a struggling economy, the president has the opportunity to accomplish something of lasting significance — a young justice who could serve for decades. […]
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The Student Government Association (SGA) planned multiple events for this semester involving SGA members, club members and the overall student body with the goal of getting everyone involved. SGA is responsible for standing up and serving as a voice for the Liberty University students in front of Liberty administration. They are passionate about student body participation in campus activities. […]
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Liberty University students filled the LaHaye Event Space with bright clothing and competitive energy at Student Activities’ electric “80s & ‘80s” Bingo Night on Jan. 22. After hosting Family Feud Night the previous night, Student Activities transformed the LaHaye Event Space into a crowded bingo arena for its next event. The theme “80s & ‘80s” encouraged students to dress in […]
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A Nordic Night event warmed up about 200 students from the freezing cold weather and their academic stress with games and food on Jan. 21 at Hydaway Outdoor Center. A Nordic Night, a Scandinavian-themed winter event hosted by Campus Recreation, welcomed students to kick-off the new year, enjoy a nice fire by the lake, play games and enjoy food. They […]
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On Jan. 8, Moon Tea moved its location from Wards Road to Main Street in downtown Lynchburg and is now partnered with a restaurant, Mizumi Japanese Bistro. According to their website, Moon Tea is a boba and bubble tea restaurant that also offers a variety of yogurt and slushie options and macaroons. Since they opened, Moon Tea became increasingly […]
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The Standing for Freedom Center brought over 500 students to Washington, D.C., on Jan. 21 to support and participate in the March for Life. “I wanted to come to the March for Life with Liberty University because I have always been passionate about the issue of abortion. I have a heart for injustice, especially for people who can’t get justice […]
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College: a place full of sleep deprivation, piles of homework, new friendships, figuring out who one is apart from their parents, working part-time jobs and maintaining a good GPA. All these things can trigger stress for students. Liberty University’s Student Counseling Services is attempting to help relieve some of this stress and provide students with tools to better handle stress […]
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Liberty’s radio station, 90.9 The Light, finished upgrades in mid-December 2021 to a new automation software system in its radio control room that includes an effective and user-friendly interface aimed to boost the station’s efficiency when dealing with aheavy workload. During the 2020-21 school year, The Light went through a dramatic change to move from DeMoss to Green Hall. Since […]
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