Finals are here. In the midst of turning in big papers and planning for presentations, burnout is often a by-product of end-of-semester stress. By the end of the 15 weeks, most students have little to no motivation. Here are 10 ways to help with academic stress and burnout. 1.Create a study schedule. The most beneficial way to create and […]
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After all those sleepless nights studying, forgetting your social life and being hooked up to energy drinks like an IV, you have graduated. Whether for relaxation, exploration or historic connection, a vacation can provide a much-needed getaway from academia. Here are 10 places to travel with friends and family to escape the college bubble without completely breaking the bank. 1. […]
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Amid the clinking of china plates, striking gowns and conversations in candlelit drawing rooms, the lives of aristocrats and their servants intertwine at the grand English manor of PBS’ notable period drama series. Set in early 20th-century Britain, Julian Fellowes’ beloved “Downton Abbey” explores themes of class, tradition and the time’s declining national aristocracy. In the United States, “Downton Abbey” […]
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For most students, college graduation marks a personal milestone. For Riley, Anneka and Kayla Clingman, it is a shared celebration of both family and academic achievement. The Clingman triplets are each graduating from Liberty University with unique degree paths and aspirations. The Clingman family’s connection to Liberty runs deep. Their parents met when they were students at Liberty, making the […]
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Where did all the time go? That’s what Liberty University graduates are asking themselves as Commencement Weekend approaches. The past four years have flown by, and many monumental moments for the university have come with them. From new leadership to new buildings, Liberty has gone through a multitude of changes that have elevated the university to new heights. Starting with […]
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“Wicked,” the film directed by Jon M. Chu, is a cinematic adaptation of the 2003 Broadway musical. The production became an instant hit with a number of film and musical theatre lovers. The iconic storyline is a precursor to the events that take place in “The Wizard of Oz.” The narrative introduces the characters of Elphaba and Glinda, two opposing […]
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In a collaboration with the media group behind “The Chosen,” “God’s Not Dead” and “The Blind,” scripture meets mockumentary cinema in Studio 523 and Collide’s newest Christian series, “The Promised Land.” Inspired by Ricky Gervais’ series, “The Office,” “The Promised Land” follows the story of Moses and the Israelites after their escape from Egyptian captivity. For many, the show is […]
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Spring has finally sprung at Liberty University, but with the warmer seasons come everyone’s two favorite things: finals and white glove inspections. Staying clean and tidy throughout a stress-filled semester can be challenging, but prioritizing your spring cleaning can prevent white glove fines. Everyone has their own method for keeping their space clean, but finding joy in those menial tasks […]
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A pouring of intentionality brews culture, faith and community in the newly offered Family and Consumer Science (FACS) class: the art and science of coffee, offered for the first time during the 2025 spring semester. The class unites students of all majors by a shared love of drinking coffee. Every student involved in the course has an opportunity to learn […]
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When the COVID-19 pandemic prompted the closure of movie theaters throughout the nation, platforms like Disney+, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Max and more have become increasingly popular, even after movie theaters have reopened post-pandemic. The sheer volume of shows and movies available on these platforms appeal especially to Generation Z, an age group that has largely bypassed traditional cable […]
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Throughout history, music and fashion have served as powerful emblems of artistic expression. Both art forms have been used to tell stories, evoke emotion and reflect cultural moments. The 19th Annual Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) Student Fashion Show April 12 embraced its shared qualities with its theme, Musicology: The Sound of Fashion. The idea behind Musicology was to highlight […]
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As the sun showers the earth in a golden glow and nature continues to bloom, these conditions make for the perfect opportunity to grab a good book and venture outside. Here is a list of 10 titles that will make for an engaging read while beginning to get your tan on. “The Secret Garden” by Frances Hodgson Burnett A […]
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The hills are alive with the Liberty University Department of Theatre Arts’ production of “The Sound of Music.” The department said “So Long, Farewell” to its 2024-2025 season in the Tower Theater with this beloved show that started its run April 11. Director Chris Nelson led the cast in its production of the well-known musical. With captivating nun symphonies and […]
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After classes end, you and your peers may look for an entertaining pastime, and board games are a perfect option. Affordable, portable and adaptable, board or card games offer college students an opportunity to laugh, connect and create memories together. Uno Who has not found themselves in a debacle over a “Draw Four” card? Uno, a fast-paced and easy-to-learn […]
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Women in Business (WIB) is a well-known club at Liberty University that creates a community for female students who are pursuing a degree within the business field. The club also gives students the opportunity to elevate their professional wardrobe on a budget. WIB promotes professionalism and real-world connections by creating networking events for female students to take advantage of. Every […]
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