Liberty FACS student Caleb Hibbs wins opportunity to go to New York Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week is one of the biggest events in the fashion industry each year. Through Liberty University’s Family and Consumer Sciences department (FACS) and the University of New York Fashion Week program, fashion student Caleb Hibbs could live out what had once been a daydream. U of NYFW is a program where fashion students from universities around the […]

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The Bear Cave

All of America turned its eyes to the skies when Elon Musk’s astronautics company, SpaceX, launched its Starlink satellites into orbit a few weeks ago. In the month before that, Congress held a public hearing on a government task force that studies unidentified aerial phenomena. During the hearing, “non-human” aircraft and “biologics” were mentioned, sparking alien conspiracy theories across social […]

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Criminal justice professor connects students with local law enforcement agencies

According to Hollywood, law enforcement is all about high-stakes undercover operations, climactic drug busts and the drama that goes on between officers in the break room. However, TV doesn’t come close to what real-life police officers and other professionals experience. Criminal justice professor Amanda Trent seeks to bridge the gap between fact and fiction by bringing local law enforcement and […]

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Pre-law students gear up for upcoming mock trials through weekly preparation

Liberty University’s mock trial program is eagerly preparing for upcoming competitions where it will debate cases with other schools in a simulated court environment. The program has a successful history with the mock trials A-team winning the title of regional champions before finishing 4-4 at the Open Round Championship in 2022.   In mock trials, teams debate fake cases as […]

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Liberty Worship Collective spreads gospel through release of new album

Every Wednesday and Friday, the Worship Collective leads Liberty students in worship during the largest weekly gathering of young Christian people: Convocation.  Students testify frequently to the amazing congregational worship they experience during Convocation — but what if the Collective’s songs were not limited to these weekly gatherings? What if alumni could experience the same congregational worship as they did […]

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Looking Through Time

Those who belong to my generation did not experience what others witnessed and mourned together Sept. 11, 2001. I was born in 2002 in a post 9/11 world. The general carefree nature of the world before 2001 was unbeknownst to me — the reins were already tightened on airport protocol, building security and safety in general. The world became much […]

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LU biology class takes learning to the aquarium and zoo

From dissections to two-hour-long lectures, students can leave a biology class with equations and a repertoire of information floating in their head. But through hands-on experience, Liberty’s Animal Diversity and Conservation course (BIOL 125) allows students to understand creation in a new way. “We want to look at the birds, the reptiles (and) the fish and explore God’s glory on […]

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President Costin speaks at Campus Community

In the midst of endless studying and busy schedules, students can experience campus-wide fellowship at the Vines Center every Wednesday night as they worship together during Campus Community. Last Wednesday, Liberty University welcomed Liberty President Dondi Costin to continue this year’s Campus Community series, Behold. Costin previously spoke to students for the first time during Convocation the week before, and many […]

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Female aviation team wins first place in their category, spreads gospel at air race

From sunrise to sunset, hundreds of female aviators soared across the country for four straight days in what was the 46th annual Air Race Classic. Starting June 20, the fliers gathered in Grand Forks, North Dakota before making their way to Homestead, Florida. Among the aviation teams, one of Liberty’s teams, the Liberty Belles I, scored first place in the […]

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The Bear Cave

Did anyone else have that weird kid at their school that had an extensive rock collection and spent hours testing a quartz rock because they mistakenly thought they found a diamond? Because that was me. It was no surprise that the novel, “Journey to the Center of the Earth” by Jules Verne became my favorite book and that I am […]

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Cinematic Arts professor earns International Telly Award in directing

A calling from God can be near impossible to ignore. Cinematic Arts professor Durrell Nelson heard and tackled that calling head on, leading to a promising career in film and a recently won International Telly Award for his latest movie, “An Unlikely Angel.” Durrell began his career as a pre-med student.  After taking an introduction to theater class he dropped […]

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