Steven Monetti views his job at the Dining Hall as an opportunity to serve A chef with thin-rimmed glasses and a loose smile prepares food behind a menu that offers a choice between Cuban rice salad and honey barbecue sandwiches. He grins, and hands a plate of food to a student on the other side of the counter. His nametag […]
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Liberty professor Dr. Jaeshil Kim will spend a semester teaching in Vietnam When Jaeshil Kim became a Christian 20 years ago, she had no idea where God would take her. Originally from Korea, Kim is a professor of linguistics at Liberty University and holds a doctorate in linguistics from the University of California-Irvine (UCI). After completing her doctoral program, Kim […]
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Theater major Christie Osterhus starred in a satirical Christian film over summer One of the most important lessons students can learn in college is that if they want to achieve their goals, they must be the ones who seek out opportunities for themselves. Liberty student Christie Osterhus has done just that. Over the summer, Osterhus starred in the movie “Shooting […]
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Tryouts begin Sept. 8 for the annual Trails to Rails event hosted by Snowflex The Trails To Rails competition on Candler’s Mountain begins Tuesday, Sept. 8. Inexperienced competitors will hit the slopes in hopes of capturing the grand prize at the finish line. Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre and Brent Washburn, the director of External Operations hosts the Trails To Rails, […]
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Edwards uses his occupation to encourage students and share the Gospel For Richard Edwards, being a bus driver has never been a job; it’s a full-time ministry. The Liberty transit employee, commonly known as “Bus Driver Rick,” wants to be known as more than a bus driver. Edwards, who goes by Rick, uses his unique platform to minister to the […]
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Sodexo club allows students to interact, critique and effect campus eateries Liberty’s campus has recently undergone several major changes, including the Jerry Falwell Library and the LaHaye Student Union, both completed in 2014. However, the campus’ large-scale construction projects are not the only transformation on campus. One such area of continued growth on campus can be seen in Sodexo, the […]
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Sodexo’s second annual event showcases local businesses and vendors As students and faculty settle themselves into a new semester, vendors at Liberty’s Farmer’s Market welcome returning students with anticipation. The farmer’s market serves hundreds of students and Lynchburg residents a variety of goods ranging from homemade dog treats to personalized accessories. The Barbeque Bistro of Lynchburg is one of many […]
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Student Activities hosts its annual event to kickstart the new school year Travel north down University Boulevard, and a heavy amount of construction on the LaHaye Ice Rink is generally the only reason to stop and stare. Saturday, Aug. 29 though, past the fences holding dozers and dirt, the LaHaye Student Union parking lot bustled with students instead of cars […]
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Students gather for 5:30 a.m. sunrise service in front of the Snowflex Lodge ARISE, this year’s sunrise prayer and worship service, began at 5:30 a.m. and continued till 7:30 a.m. Thousands of students sacrificed sleep, comfort and warmth Saturday, Aug. 29 to gather beneath Snowflex Lodge and be led by other students. Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre hosted the event, offering […]
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After being inspired by generous baristas, a student began a coffee ministry It is 10 p.m. Sunday night and people are scattered about in the computer lab. Exhausted yet focused, some people type busily away, trying to finish a paper that is due tomorrow. Near the area that has recently been vacated by Jazzman’s or anywhere that has available space, […]
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Student represents Liberty by displaying flag at Army bases in Iraq, Kuwait Upon entering any stadium on the campus of Liberty University, spectators are greeted by a plethora of unique flags, from the colorful pennants representing the other schools in the Big South Conference to the American flag and the flag emblazoned with the LU logo. But when fans entered […]
Read moreLet me tell you a secret: I hardly knew anything about photography when I was offered the position as assistant photo editor my freshman year. This is not my way of being humble either, I promise. (For those of you who know about shooting in manual, this story will make you laugh.) When I applied, I was asked to photograph […]
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TRBC’s worship pastor is also known for his skill on the racquetball courts Hitting musical notes comes easily for Thomas Road Baptist Church’s (TRBC) worship pastor Charles Billingsley. The professional singer has performed in more than 3,200 concerts nationwide, but Billingsley does more than just sing. “The two things I’m probably most passionate about are probably my music and … […]
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After five years at Liberty, Charles Snellings reflects on his past experiences As graduation approaches, seniors prepare to walk into the next phase of life. Each student claiming his or her degree has a personal story with unique experiences. Among these seniors is hardworking fifth year senior Charles Snellings. Similar to many students, Snellings said God directed him to attend […]
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Gatsby grandeur overtook the LaHaye Event Space to raise money for a local charity and give students an opportunity to swing-dance away end-of-semester stress. Liberty’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter hosted a Great Gatsby-themed benefit gala Tuesday, April 14. PRSSA sold tickets to the event for $10 and raised $330 for Lynchburg Habitat for Humanity. A portion […]
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