Kieran Vincent’s career as a Liberty Flame was nothing short of spectacular. In the last two seasons alone, he has led Liberty’s top 10 finishes and scoring averages in golf, even setting a new program record for the Flames with a scoring average of 70.48 in the 2020-2021 season. Although his time as a Liberty Flame came to an end […]
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A downpour of rain was not enough to extinguish the Flames Sept. 10 as they overtook the UAB Blazers 21-14. While both teams entered the matchup 1-0, the Blazers would come into Williams Stadium looking to erase memories of the past. Last year’s face-off between the two saw the Flames dominate the Blazers 36-12 in their first home game at […]
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Senior Daniella Rhodes has stepped into the spotlight as one of the most decorated field hockey players in Liberty University history, and now she is a record-holder. Her goal scored against Queens Sept. 11 propelled her to 50 career goals, becoming just the fourth player in program history to achieve this feat. On top of this, Rhodes was named Big […]
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Liberty field hockey bounced back from a pair of tough losses with an absolute showcase of offensive power Sept. 11, defeating the Queens Royals 11-0. Seven different Lady Flames scored a goal as they put on an offensive clinic, totaling a program record of 47 shots. Going into this matchup, the Lady Flames had lost their last two showings, moving […]
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An ‘80s-themed costume competition, ice skating, and fun and prizes combine for a new event hosted by Student Activities, Late Skate. The free event will be held Saturday, Sept. 17 at 9 p.m. in the LaHaye Ice Center. Student Activities will award a grand prize to the winner of the costume competition. For elementary education student Bethany Peterson who grew […]
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Liberty University will welcome 48th Vice President Mike Pence to the Convocation stage Sept. 14. The former vice president has visited Liberty twice previously — once as a Convocation speaker in October 2006 and the other as the keynote speaker at commencement in May 2019. Pence served as the vice president of the United States from 2017 to 2021 in […]
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Want to try glow paddling in the dark? Enjoy bonfires with friends? How about just enjoying fresh fall air? If those activities appeal to you, mark your schedule for the free event at Hydaway After Dark hosted by Campus Recreation Sept. 16 from 8-10:30 p.m. The Hydaway Outdoor Center will offer students a break from classes and the opportunity to […]
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What does it mean to have boundaries in life? Students can find out during a six-week workshop series held by the Office of Community Life. The event will help educate females about the importance of having healthy boundaries in life. According to Leanne Gifford, the director of educational programming and assessment for the Office of Community Life, it means understanding […]
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Sodexo plans to bring back its Produce Stand which allows students to enjoy a fresh array of fruits and vegetables. This healthy treat hosted in previous semesters will be up and running near the Montview Student Union steps Wednesday, Sept. 14, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. “The Produce Stand is our event where we provide produce and homemade goods […]
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Taylor Swift has announced that her next studio album “Midnights” will be released Oct. 21. Millions of fans — some Christians — will take the time to hear her emotions, stories and even her worldview through her music. When listening to music by Taylor Swift and other artists such as Childish Gambino and Linkin Park, Christians should use discernment, trying […]
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Student Activities hosted its first Parking Lot Concert Sept. 9 at 8 p.m., featuring student artists Lauren Elise, Will Burke and student band Carlisle. Held on top of the Runk & Pratt parking garage, the event provided students with a fun, yet safe environment to express themselves and eat ice cream sandwiches from Rookie’s as a treat for attendees. “As […]
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On top of attending classes, taking exams and completing homework, commuter students have an extra thing to worry about – what to cook for dinner. Liberty University’s Department of Commuter Student Life hopes to take that struggle off commuters’ plates by hosting a Commuter Student Workshop Tuesday, Sept. 13, from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Commuter Student Lounge, located in Green […]
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This semester, two teams of students from Liberty University will be traveling to Kentucky to help communities that were hit earlier this year by flooding and tornadoes. The trips are being organized by LU Serve Now, the disaster relief and humanitarian aid arm of Liberty University. The first team, comprised of six students and two leaders, left for Jackson, […]
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One of the most exciting opportunities for students and their families to experience all that Liberty University has to offer is College for a Weekend. And this week, our campus will welcome hundreds of prospective students and their families for the first time. They will be here to witness the Liberty difference for themselves. As we just celebrated 50 years […]
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Abby Johnson, a pro-life activist, spoke at Convocation Sept. 9 to tell about her experiences with abortion as a young college kid and how sin can creep into our lives. She encouraged Liberty University students not to compromise and stand up for Christ. “Sin comes into your life one compromise, one justification, one lie at a time,” Johnson said. Johnson […]
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