With the continued movement of individualism within the U.S., skeptical believers who take immediate offense at any hint of challenge or discomfort aren’t uncommon when others call out sin judging conduct. Quoting Scripture like Matthew 7:1, “Judge not, that you might not be judged” or misusing the idea of God’s love and grace, Christians miss out on the opportunity for […]
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Lamar Jackson, the 26-year-old quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, has become a chess piece in a million-dollar power play. In the NFL (and sports in general), every contract negotiation is based on precedent. When Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson was given a $230 million, fully guaranteed contract at the age of 26, that contract set a new precedent for the […]
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The events of Jan. 6, 2021 caused a stir in the nation, as several thousand Trump supporters protested at the Capitol speaking against President Joe Biden’s election and the suspicion that someone had tampered with the voting process. The crowd was made up of Donald Trump supporters upset by the outcome of the election. In the crush of the crowds […]
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On March 18, Fox News dropped some of the most shocking news of the year by reporting that former President Donald Trump was expected to be arrested the following week. Trump confirmed rumors on his Truth Social account, writing that his expectation was to be arrested the Tuesday of that week. The charges were expected to be in connection to […]
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Hello Stranger. Thank you for your thread! It was enlightening! After reading your thorough response on how convenient discussion boards are, I agree with your viewpoint. … Discussion boards are a common ground where everyone can opinionate about several assigned topics. Discussion boards are a tool to disclose thoughts and dive into notions about the class material. For those who […]
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Spring is a season that smacks you in the face. I remember first thinking this in elementary school. Our school building sat at the bottom of a hill, surrounded by two parking lots — one of asphalt and one of gravel. A thin road ran up from both, cresting the hill until it leveled out beneath an opening in the […]
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Have you ever found yourself staring blankly at your bank statement, wondering where all your hard-earned cash went? Or maybe you’re too intimidated to start investing and building your savings because finance seems like a foreign language. Thanks to the Center of Financial Literacy at the School of Business, you can set up a one-on-one meeting with a trained financial […]
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Longtime supporter and friend of Liberty University, George Rawlings, died March 16 at the age of 77. Rawlings was born Dec. 28, 1945, in Tyler, Texas. Rawlings founded The Rawlings Foundation in 2000, an organization that serves to advance the news of the gospel around the world. Rawlings also founded The Rawlings Group, which continues to be an industry leader […]
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Liberty University founder Jerry Falwell Sr. once declared that students at Liberty are “not called to be ordinary; (they) are called to be extraordinary.” This week’s Convocation speakers emphasized the extraordinary calling of students to make a difference for Christ in the world. The Liberty University Worship Collective opened Convocation on March 22 with its new song “Power of Your […]
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Students entering the Tilley Student Center after spring break were met with the unfamiliar, warm aroma of Mexican dishes. The source? Sodexo’s new Mexican-style restaurant: Roadrunner. Sitting directly across from Fresh Market and decorated in a food truck-inspired fashion, Roadrunner took the place of the Hungry Herbivore, Sodexo’s previous plant-forward food option that was installed at the beginning of the […]
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Gable Price and Friends is set to perform Saturday, April 1, at 8 p.m. in the LaHaye Event Space with featured acts Alexander Pappas and South Chase Ave. This alternative rock and roll band started recording demos in its garage in Northern California. Gable Price, Cameron Pablo, Daniel Vargas and Adam Elizararraz are hitting the road on a nationwide tour. […]
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Claiming a spot in the ACHA Final Four for the third time in program history, only the Minot State Beavers stood between the men’s D1 Flames and their first trip to the national title game in program history. While Liberty exhibited a gutsy performance on the ice, forcing the tournament’s No. 1 seed to an overtime period, the Beavers would […]
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They’ve done it again. For the fifth time in as many years, the Flames’ Women’s D1 Hockey team is ACHA National Champions. On the afternoon of Monday, March 20, the Lady Flames entered the ice against the Minot State Beavers, vying for the privilege of hoisting the trophy and calling themselves back-to-back-to-back-to-back ACHA National champions. Exactly two hours and four […]
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In their final game of the ACHA championship and their final game of the season, the Flames Men’s D2 Hockey team fell to the Northeastern Huskies 1-0. It was a game in which neither team could gain anything from winning except for pride. “I mean, it’s a tough one to get up for,” Flames Head Coach Ben Hughes said. “knowing […]
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For the typical sports lover, a gameday consists of good food, good company and watching one’s favorite team engage in battle. For men’s d1 hockey team manager Christian Conroy, however, gameday couldn’t look more different. When Conroy wakes up on the day of a game, there’s a checklist he needs to achieve. This list typically consists of tasks such as […]
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