What does it mean to have boundaries in life? Students can find out during a six-week workshop series held by the Office of Community Life. The event will help educate females about the importance of having healthy boundaries in life. According to Leanne Gifford, the director of educational programming and assessment for the Office of Community Life, it means understanding […]
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Sodexo plans to bring back its Produce Stand which allows students to enjoy a fresh array of fruits and vegetables. This healthy treat hosted in previous semesters will be up and running near the Montview Student Union steps Wednesday, Sept. 14, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. “The Produce Stand is our event where we provide produce and homemade goods […]
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Student Activities hosted its first Parking Lot Concert Sept. 9 at 8 p.m., featuring student artists Lauren Elise, Will Burke and student band Carlisle. Held on top of the Runk & Pratt parking garage, the event provided students with a fun, yet safe environment to express themselves and eat ice cream sandwiches from Rookie’s as a treat for attendees. “As […]
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On top of attending classes, taking exams and completing homework, commuter students have an extra thing to worry about – what to cook for dinner. Liberty University’s Department of Commuter Student Life hopes to take that struggle off commuters’ plates by hosting a Commuter Student Workshop Tuesday, Sept. 13, from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Commuter Student Lounge, located in Green […]
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This semester, two teams of students from Liberty University will be traveling to Kentucky to help communities that were hit earlier this year by flooding and tornadoes. The trips are being organized by LU Serve Now, the disaster relief and humanitarian aid arm of Liberty University. The first team, comprised of six students and two leaders, left for Jackson, […]
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One of the most exciting opportunities for students and their families to experience all that Liberty University has to offer is College for a Weekend. And this week, our campus will welcome hundreds of prospective students and their families for the first time. They will be here to witness the Liberty difference for themselves. As we just celebrated 50 years […]
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Abby Johnson, a pro-life activist, spoke at Convocation Sept. 9 to tell about her experiences with abortion as a young college kid and how sin can creep into our lives. She encouraged Liberty University students not to compromise and stand up for Christ. “Sin comes into your life one compromise, one justification, one lie at a time,” Johnson said. Johnson […]
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After the longest reign in British history, Queen Elizabeth II has died at the age of 96. The queen passed on Sept. 8 at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, just seven months after celebrating the 70th anniversary of her ascension to the throne. Queen Elizabeth’s reign was seen as a worldwide symbol of stability during a turbulent century and a link […]
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The Graduate Workshops provide Liberty graduate students the opportunity to learn and grow in community alongside each other while hearing wisdom from some of Liberty’s professors and speakers. The first workshop of the 2022-2023 academic year, titled Resiliency in Leadership, will occur Sept. 15 from 12-1:30 p.m. at the Alumni Ballroom. The goal of the workshop is to learn how […]
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Liberty’s History Department chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, a national honor society for history students, was recently awarded the “Best Chapter Award” for 2022. The award recognizes Liberty’s chapter of Phi Alpha Theta as one of the best in the nation. The chapter took home the highest honor in the largest category, beating out other substantial schools with enrollments greater […]
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As the school year starts up, Student Activities is hosting a myriad of events to help students build community and make friends while having fun. Mark your calendars for Sept. 8 when Student Activities puts on Laser Tag at 8 p.m. in the LaHaye Event Space. Whether students are just going for fun, for the thrill of challenging your best […]
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U.S. Navy Cmdr. Kirk Lippold sat in his office on the USS Cole during the morning of Oct. 12, 2000, when he heard a huge explosion. Something wasn’t right. His systems test officer thought that it was a gasoline explosion. However, Lippold knew it was anattack. The ship, carrying 293 sailors and one civilian college instructor, had come under a […]
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On Friday, Sept. 9, Student Activities will light up the top of the Runk & Pratt Garage with a fun parking lot concert. There will be performances by student artists such as Carlisle, Lauren Elise, and Will Burke. “Hosting events like this concert are good for making friends,” senior Adia Waters said. Waters said that Student Activities always hosts events […]
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Grapevine. Shuffle step. Stomp. Hitch kick. Instructors used these terms and others to introduce students to line dancing Saturday evening at the Student Activities event. Students dressed in flannels, blue jeans, cowboy hats and boots to come together to learn how to line dance with professional instructors. Instructors Emma Gutierrez and Joey Ramirez went step-by-step, showing students how to do the […]
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Student Activities hosted its second Open Mic of the fall semester in the Montview Student Union Aug. 30, giving students the opportunity to showcase talents to their peers. With a stage in front of Starbucks and an open sign-up sheet, the event encouraged all students to brave their stage fright and sing into the mic. A group of more than […]
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