Two local residents open a new cookie and ice cream truck in Forest Aylor’s Farm in Forest can now be known as the Lynchburg Area’s promised land — a land flowing with milk and cookies. On March 31, Jordan and Holly Nickerson opened Mookie’s, a dessert bar on wheels on Forest Road. The menu consists of homemade cookies made […]
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Robertson family reminisces about time spent recording their hit reality TV show, Duck Dynasty, at Convocation during College For A Weekend Liberty University students were treated with a celebration of one of the most successful reality television shows of all time when members of the Robertson family from Duck Dynasty appeared at Convocation April 7. The reality series on A&E […]
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Students and Lynchburg locals to serve Lynchburg community April 22 Students and faculty will have the opportunity to serve the Lynchburg community through a variety of service projects during the upcoming Serve Lynchburg event April 22. From working with animals at the Lynchburg Humane Society to beautification projects with Lynchburg Parks and Recreation, there are many projects for each participant. […]
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Lynchburg Democratic Committee to host service day during commencement The Lynchburg Democratic Committee (LDC) will be hosting a Day of Action to serve the community May 13 instead of protesting President Donald Trump while he speaks at Liberty University’s Commencement. First Vice Chair of the LDC and Liberty graduate Maria Childress said the Day of Action is meant to channel […]
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Liberty crew holds dedication ceremony for boathouse on Smith Mtn. Lake Liberty University’s rowing team gathered April 7 to dedicate its new boathouse in memory of Navy Cmdr. Martin Bodrog, who was killed in a September 2013 shooting at the Washington D.C. Navy Yard. Held inside the boathouse on Smith Mountain Lake, the dedication was led by the team’s head […]
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Liberty debate team ends season in first place in the Cross Examination Debate Association championship, beats out teams including Harvard, Cornell and NYU The Liberty University debate team brought its season to a close with a win in the Cross Examination Debate Association (CEDA) championship and had a varsity team make it to the quarterfinals. The team started the semester […]
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The Center4ME hosts its final forum for the semester on stereotypes The Center for Multicultural Enrichment (Center4ME) hosted its last Diversity, Integration, Reconciliation and Transition (DIRT) talk of the spring 2017 semester entitled, “Stereotypes: ‘More to me than the eye can see’” Thursday, April 13 at the Center4ME in the Montview Student Union. The forum-style DIRT talk focused on dismantling […]
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New College Republicans chairman prepares club for upcoming election season Newly elected Chairman of College Republicans at Liberty University (CRLU) John Wood is gearing up to introduce new organizational methods to the club, offer members valuable networking experiences with political leaders and continue to promote the Republican Party starting fall 2017. Wood ran for president of CRLU uncontested. Rather than […]
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Ad team beats UVA, UNC in the Regional Student Advertising Competition When the judges called their school’s name, Liberty University’s advertising team erupted with excitement. “Everybody but our professor and the one guy on the team started crying,” Caitlyn Richard, the team’s general manager, said. The team earned first place in the district-level round of the National Student Advertising Competition […]
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Students express their concerns and questions at the town hall meeting The theme of the town hall meeting hosted by the Dean of Students office Wednesday, April 19 was diversity in all its forms. The meeting was a time for students to speak directly to 10 panelists who represented various offices at Liberty, including Residence Life, Transit, LUPD, Auxiliary Services, […]
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Serve Lynchburg event dispenses more than 1,600 volunteers across the city The storms that gathered in the sky April 22 did not deter the 1,600 Liberty University students, faculty and staff who gathered for Serve Lynchburg, a one-day volunteer initiative to serve more than 50 local organizations throughout the city. LU Serve coordinated Serve Lynchburg as a way for Liberty […]
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Johnson, Cave chosen as student body president and vice president, election decided by 151 votes After a tight race between three campaigns, Caleb Johnson and his running mate Jared Cave won the 2017-2018 Liberty University Student Government Association election Friday, April 21. Johnson and Cave received 1,872 votes — 47 percent of the more than 4,000 votes cast. Chris Ragan […]
Read moreDegree completion plans changed and updated Liberty University’s Office of the Provost and College of General Studies have worked with deans and faculty to create a comparable Degree Completion Plan (DCP) between residential and online degree programs that will take effect in fall 2017. Provost and Chief Academic Officer Ron Hawkins said the university recently completed its 10-year reaffirmation with […]
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The Virginia Republican Gubernatorial Debate held at Liberty University’s concert hall Thursday, April 13 yielded polite conversations about policy and displayed aggressive accusations and mudslinging over controversial issues such as Obamacare, immigration and the economy. Throughout the debate, Prince William County Board of Supervisors Chairman Corey Stewart attacked fellow candidate and former RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie, portraying him as a […]
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Students and Lynchburg locals to serve Lynchburg community April 22 Students and faculty will have the opportunity to serve the Lynchburg community through a variety of service projects during the upcoming Serve Lynchburg event April 22. From working with animals at the Lynchburg Humane Society to beautification projects with Lynchburg Parks and Recreation, there are many projects for each participant. […]
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