Many Students Attend College From Home Over Covid-19 Concerns

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 […]

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Illuminate Grant Gives 3D Design Lab a New Update for Virtual Reality Skills

The 3-D design lab in Green Hall is getting an update this spring with the installation of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) tools to help students step into the next generation of graphic design. Thanks to an Illuminate Grant awarded to Professors Joseph Wright, Joshua Wilson and David Meyer of the School of Communication and the Arts, graphic […]

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Engineering Students Will Have New Chances to Pursue Masters and Doctorate Degrees

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 […]

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Student Activities Opens Hydaway After Hours for its First Late Night Event of the Year

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 […]

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Engineering professor Uses Talents in the War on Covid-19

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 […]

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Lynchburg Suffers Economic Difficulties After Major Tourist Attractions Are Cancelled

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 […]

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Students on Residence Halls Stay Engaged in Community Despite Covid-19 Restrictions

With new rules and regulations, students must adjust to changes in all aspects of their college experiences. Part of the changes seen on campus is how students stay connected, especially among their hallmates. The job of making that happen falls on the shoulders of the Resident Assistants. The RAs focus on finding ways for hallmates to connect while maintaining safe […]

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Liberty Students Gather to Promote the Discussion of Racial and Social Issues on Campus

Members of the Liberty University football team and the women’s basketball team organized a gathering at the base of the Freedom Tower Tuesday morning to peacefully discuss racial issues. Students gathered at 10:30 a.m., and some held “Black Lives Matter” flags. The meeting progressed into a conversation, as attendees struck up civil and respectful discussions from differing points of view. […]

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New Position Added to Serve as ‘Spiritual Coach’ in Wake of Falwell Investigation

Liberty University has launched an investigation into all “facets of Liberty University operations” during the tenure of Jerry Falwell Jr., including “financial, real estate and legal matters,” a press release from the Office of Communications & Public Engagement reports.  The Aug. 31 report states the Executive Committee, on behalf of the Board of Trustees, hired an independent firm to dive […]

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SGA Creates New Committee to Create Unity

Liberty University’s Student Government Association is showing their dedication to inclusion and equity for all groups of students on campus with plans to establish a permanent Diversity Committee. The Community Affairs Committee currently oversees student representation, but Constance Schneider, President of the Student Body, and her leadership team hope to reflect and represent the student body through a future Diversity […]

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