When spring comes around, possibility teems through the air. The scent of lavender perfumes the outdoors. The taste of tangy tangerines with succulent apricots and lemon water refreshes us. Eagerly, we make trips to Trader Joe’s for ruby red tulips and essentials for an afternoon picnic. Morning by morning, the robin sings its melodious tune. The sun warmly touches our […]
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One week at Liberty University allows students to find actors, historians, scientists, painters, engineers and students from every other Liberty major all presenting their findings from months of study. That week is Liberty’s Research Week. The annual Research Week is quickly approaching, and over 300 presentations and 400 presenters representing both Liberty University Online and residential students will be participating […]
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Liberty University’s Resident Assistant (RA) program was created to be a ministry where students who serve as RAs can learn more about themselves while helping students who live on campus. Associate Director of Residence Life Justin Speck has been serving in his position for one year. Prior to being the associate director, Speck was a Resident Director (RD) for […]
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Kristin Boyce is a professor in the School of Business who oversees the Women in Business club and serves as the director of the Center for Entrepreneurship, and her journey to Liberty University is one of unexpected circumstances and obedience to God’s calling. Boyce attended Wilmington University with plans to follow her long-time dream of becoming a news anchor. But […]
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Whether it’s through top hats, feathers or spilled tea, each of the characters in Liberty University’s production of Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest” seeks to find purpose in their trivial pursuits. The play surrounds the lives of two Victorian young men, Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff, who attempt to find true love in their efforts to masquerade as […]
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Midterm week may be over, but finals are just around the corner. Between attending classes, meeting deadlines and studying for tests, all while still making time to hang out with friends, students can sometimes stretch themselves a little too thin when trying to strike a good balance between their academic and personal lives. Here are a few tips to help. […]
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The jovial chirping of birds fills the air as rows upon rows of cherry and apple blossom trees burst into full bloom. At last, it is the fourth week of March, and the dreadful eighth week of midterms is officially over. Spring break came in like a breath of fresh air, and students all around campus got a reprieve from […]
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As a young man growing up in New England, Andy Geffken helped his mother design sets for his school plays, not knowing that one day he would be acting and directing his own. Now, as an associate professor and program director of productions for Theatre Arts, Geffken has fervently pursued the path the Lord has led him toward. In the […]
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Sponsored by the School of Communication & the Arts and funded by the Office of Sponsored Programs & Research, Open Quote Creative provides students with opportunities to serve their communities, enhance their creative skills and gain experience working for clients within an agency. The agency launched during the fall 2023 semester. Open Quote Creative is led by professors Stacy Cannon, […]
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Like many students, Aubrey Seat and Talia Silver traveled over spring break, but the work didn’t stop there. It was Friday of spring break when Seat and Silver, co-founders of the marketing firm SilverSeat, had just returned from their Costa Rica trip at 5 a.m. that morning. The two girls sat in their shared dorm, smiling through a single video […]
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Building bridges to help people connect with Jesus is something that Waymaker.Church has aimed to do since the beginning. Waymaker is what lead pastor Jon Dupin referred to as a restart church, or a church branching from the original, that began in February 1999 in Campbell County. “We started about 10 minutes outside of Lynchburg in an old country church […]
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He flew transport planes in World War II and the Korean War. He was a decorated war hero and a self- taught painter. He was a man who lost his faith and found it again. Robert Wilson Sr. did it all and then painted the life of the man who saved his soul. His most famous body of work, the […]
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Piled high in assistant professor of nursing Lisa Gazan’s office are bins of baby bottles, clothes, medicine and booster seats all packed for the School of Nursing’s upcoming mission trip to Nairobi, Kenya. There, Gazan, along with two other faculty members and 17 nursing students, will spend spring break caring for infants and serving the community’s needs. Liberty University’s School […]
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It’s a busy day as usual in the Jerry Falwell Library. Fresh out of class with a full homework to-do list, students wander the shelves, searching for the perfect study spot. After perusing the library’s resources, students may stumble upon a hidden treasure located on the terrace level. Nestled beside the Curriculum Library, the Archives collection awaits to be explored […]
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Dear Reader, Imagine a collage. Think of a collection of images that represents the beauty of life. Each picture reflects who we aspire to be; each cutout displays our hopes and dreams. Every element of a collage is carefully chosen to create a portrait of our ideal lives. As we look at these visual montages, we are motivated to trust […]
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