Advanced 3D technology promises revolution in research and collaboration The Jerry Falwell Library at Liberty University has made a new addition to its array of cutting-edge research tools. The department of scholarly communications installed a Makerbot 3D scanner in the Scholar’s Commons in early March. With a turntable and advanced laser technology, the new scanner can digitally render objects into […]
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OCC club hosts event allowing former shoebox recipients to share their stories Liberty’s Operation Christmas Child (OCC) club hosted a Full Circle Night for students April 12. The event celebrated students who received shoeboxes when they were young and now are able to tell their story. “We wanted to give students a chance to hear how God uses shoebox gifts […]
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PRO It has been said time and again in perhaps the majority of Christian circles, including church services, universities and small groups. “Do not watch that movie, read that book or listen to that song, because it is not biblical.” Whatever the issue a pastor, professor or small group leader has against certain forms of entertainment, it usually revolves around […]
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Historic 611 steam locomotive pays visit to city to educate and inspire After being in Spencer, North Carolina for more than a year, the 611 steam locomotive finally finished restoration and is back on the tracks. The 611 made its way to Lynchburg Saturday, April 9. Norfolk and Western’s pride steam locomotive, the 611, was the first passenger steam train […]
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Liberty Eagle Scholars travel to New York for ministry A group of Liberty University students traveled to New York on the weekend of April 6-10 for a service opportunity at Evangel Christian Center and School. The trip was part of the Eagle Scholars Program. On Friday of that week, Eagle Scholars led young students in songs and testimonies during chapel […]
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Six students advance to finals in annual Photographer’s Forum competition Six Liberty University students were recently announced as finalists in the Photographer’s Forum (PF) 35th Annual College & High School Photography Contest. Their photos are featured in the PF 2015 book and given distinct recognition. The yearly PF contest is open to high school and college photographers across the country. […]
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LaHaye Student Union offers several events throughout the month of April From fitness to fun, the LaHaye Student Union has been hosting more than 100 different events annually for many years, according to Sam Seaborn, the assistant director of the LaHaye Student Union. Seaborn said the role he plays in these events is to inform the LaHaye staff of the […]
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Student Activities’ Coffeehouse showcases student talent with classic style Colossal roars shook the ground of the Vines Center April 10 as opening band Smooch, decked out from head to toe in black apparel, metallic spikes and painted faces, prepared the crowd to “Rock n’ Roll All Night” at this semester’s “The Legends” themed Coffeehouse. Hosted by Liberty’s Student Activities (SA), […]
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For Dot Richardson, being a coach means much more than athletic success Most coaches have great passion and skill within their field of play, helping them to lead their teams to success. Dot Richardson is the epitome of that statement. Hired in July 2013, Richardson hit the ground running, helping to design the Liberty Softball Stadium and bring in a […]
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Student Activities and Event Productions collaborate to produce Coffeehouse Liberty University’s Coffeehouse showcases the finest talent and musical performances of the student body every semester, all thanks to two departments: Student Activities and Event Productions. Each semester, Student Activities decides on a theme. This Spring Coffeehouse was The Legends, paying tribute to musical legends that have influenced music for decades, […]
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Women’s lacrosse snaps eight-game losing streak with win over Longwood The Lady Flames lacrosse team edged the Longwood Lancers 12-11 on a chilly afternoon to end their eight-game losing streak April 6 at the Liberty Lacrosse Field. The win marked the first time Liberty had defeated Longwood in Liberty’s short women’s lacrosse history. Liberty pushed the Lancers to 6-6 on […]
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