The Donut Dash raises funds for local organizations through campus ministry Donuts and running. Two things one would never logically place in the same sentence. But on Saturday, April 16, these two things were the talk of the town as the Fish & Bread Project hosted its annual 5K run, with this year’s event at Percival’s Island involving donuts at […]
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The aroma of cookies begins to fill the room as she opens the oven to check on the most recent batch of oatmeal chocolate chip cookies. There is an expression of excitement that covers her face and it is evident how much she loves baking. Caroline Debnam, a sophomore sports management major, bakes her favorite cookies with a plan in […]
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Advertising Team takes third place at the National Advertising Competition Every year, all across America, college students prepare to compete against one another in a competition hosted by the American Advertising Federation. The Liberty University Advertising Team participated in the 2016 District 3 National Advertising Competition, winning third place in a competition that included 10 other colleges. As a university, […]
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90.9 The Light provides air-time and professional experience for students Liberty University gives aspiring disk jockeys (DJs), along with students interested in radio and talk shows, the opportunity to gain true hands-on experience at the university station 90.9 The Light WQLU. The Light is the student-run radio station, which has been located on campus since its creation in 1980 according […]
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The annual Lynchstock Festival aims to showcase local artists April 23 The fourth annual Lynchstock Music Festival will be held Saturday, April 23 featuring more than 40 performers to showcase the importance of music and the arts in memory of Jon Gregoire, one of the co-founders of Lynchstock. Lynchstock began in 2013 with around 200 attendees and has seen tremendous […]
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The 10 Campaign raises funds to supply wells and share the gospel in Liberia After just one year, the 10 Campaign has made a remarkable impact both on Liberty’s campus and the West African world. Founded in 2015, the student-run initiative seeks to change lives by providing clean water and the Gospel to the nation of Liberia. “It started during […]
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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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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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Student Haley Greene set to release her first EP album The Lynchburg community has heard her voice at coffee shops and local shows, but come April 16 Liberty student Haley Greene will release her first EP called “Revisiting Doors.” As a professional musician, Greene considers herself an indie singer/songwriter, and credits her past for shaping her into the artist she […]
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SCCA professor Dr. Carey Martin releases new film The short film, “Oh-fer,” debuted March 24 in the Hancock Welcome Center. Written and directed by digital media professor Carey Martin, “Oh-fer” follows the story of Craig, a young boy struggling in little league baseball. His older sister Dawn learns that Craig has struck out every game of the season, and at […]
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‘Countdown To Chic: Cosmos Fashion’ launched student spring collections Crowds lined up outside the LaHaye Multipurpose Center to attend Liberty’s Department of Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) 10th annual fashion show Saturday, April 2. Themed after its title, “Count Down To Chic: Cosmos Fashion,” the show gave students an opportunity to test their skills and showcase their clothing designs. “Not […]
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Liberty’s Theater Department premiered female, comedy-drama March 25 Not everyone spends an hour doing their makeup and putting on a wig, but sophomores Amanda Ward and Rebecca Hibma do. The Liberty University Theater Department presented “Steel Magnolias,” a play written by Robert Harling in 1987 about six southern women. “This is a story of six very, very, strong, beautiful southern […]
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Rend Collective and Urban Rescue performed April 1 in the Vines Center Thousands of students and guests embarked on a musical and spiritual journey in the Vines Center, Friday, April 1 during performances by Urban Rescue and Rend Collective on their “As Family We Go” tour, hosted by Student Activities. The lights surrounding the stage abruptly struck to black as […]
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