Category: News

The Liberty community just witnessed something almost no one gets the chance to see: the hidden world of a Nashville session musician. On Sept. 14 and 15, four professional Nashville session musicians, drummer Steve Brewster, guitarist Dave Cleveland, bassist Jacob Lowery and keyboardist Jason Webb, visited Liberty University. They showed students what the music industry is like through live a […]

Liberty University’s Moot Court team moved up in the American Moot Court Association’s national rankings for Oral Advocacy from sixth to second in the nation and looks forward to a different but exciting season this year in light of COVID-19. The AMCA released the new rankings in early September. Advocacy rankings for the oral competition are determined by the number […]

This fall brought thousands of new and returning students back to campus, excited to take in-person classes, interact with peers and generally experience any level of normalcy amidst an uncertain year and numerous COVID-19 regulations. Many students, however, chose to stay home and take online classes in the wake of the pandemic. Hannah Adams, a senior enrolled in the online […]

As Liberty University’s School of Engineering continues to seek after a Christian perspective in research, members have taken a step forward, implementing a new graduate school that offers master’s and doctoral degree paths.  The school, which gives students a chance to advance their career opportunities and continue their education, offers a Ph.D. in Engineering or a Residential Master of Science […]

Liberty University’s Campus Recreation hosted Hydaway After Dark Friday evening, giving students a break from campus life. Students got to experience a relaxing glowstick-themed night out at Camp Hydaway, consisting of late-night lake paddling, kayaking and s’mores. Outdoor Recreation Director Mike Ellsworth and his team had been wanting to do a late-night event at Hydaway for a while. He said […]

In 2017, Liberty University student and religious studies major Kyle Blackwood started setting aside time to take daily walks around campus and pray out loud. A year later, Blackwood’s walks grew into a GroupMe chat called “The Prayer Custodians,” which now has over 70 members. Blackwood said that anyone is welcome to join the chat, which is used as an […]

Liberty students are fortunate to reside in such a vibrant community within the Blue Ridge Mountains. “I love being outdoors because I just feel like it opens a more tangible door to God’s character and the beauty He is and creates,” junior Brooklyn Dinkler said, “How incredible is it that (God) chose to create such intricate beauty that we are […]

It started with prayer. Then, it grew into a desire to serve others in need. Now, a dream built upon prayer and a passion to show the love of Christ has become a leader in cause-driven retail.  Philanthropy, a clothing and home décor store, opened in the River Ridge mall July 14, becoming the franchise’s first retail location in Virginia. […]

Just in time for the return of students, a local movie theater re-opened their doors with sanitized seats and discounted classic films. Regal Cinemas, located in the River Ridge Shopping Mall, reopened Aug. 21 to the public with new safety measures designed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and still allow patrons to see new releases. The cinema is […]

Liberty University has entered the fight against COVID-19 with mechanical engineering professor, Dr. Wayne Strasser developing research on a nasal device and breathing mask related to helping fight the virus. Strasser’s research focuses on the respiratory treatment used in diminishing the transmission of COVID-19 at the source. A spokesman from Vapotherm Inc., one of the collaborators in Strasser’s research, asked […]

As a result of a new networking app being launched this week, students in the Liberty University School of Business are now able to engage in a career community that allows current students to connect with alumni and future employers. This program comes to students in the form of an easy-to-use app  made by Fabriq, a company founded by some […]

Between local coffee shops, a multitude of museums and the live music scene, Lynchburg has a lot to showcase. Not unlike other cities, however, COVID-19 has negatively affected the tourism industry in the Hill City. Tucked away in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Lynchburg is best known for being the home of Liberty University. Visitors also enjoy Lynchburg’s scenic views, good […]