“Bloodroot,” original play written exclusively by females in the Liberty theater department, is awarded by the Kennedy Center

“Bloodroot: The Ballad of Clinch Mountain,” the 2018 original play written exclusively by female members of the Liberty University theatre department, received national recognition from the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. This is the first national honor awarded to a Liberty theater production.  “Bloodroot” earned the Distinguished Production of a New Work award, and Adell Ehrhorn was recognized for distinguished […]

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Liberty supports Bahamian students during the islands’ time of devastation

Liberty University seeks to respond to Hurricane Dorian’s destruction through monetary relief and hopes to engage with boots on the ground as soon as travel can be opened.  The university first responded by sending a check of $25,000 to contribute to relief efforts. Liberty hopes to send an LU Send Now team soon.  Senior Vice President for Spiritual Development David […]

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Liberty students organize peaceful protest on campus in response to Falwell accusations. Both sides represented.

A student-organized protest gathered on the steps of Montview Student Union Friday afternoon in response to recent allegations published by Politico and Reuters against University President Jerry Falwell Jr. Plans for the protest began early Thursday morning when senior Liberty student Elizabeth Brooks posted a graphic on Twitter promoting the demonstration. The graphic depicted a cutout of President Donald Trump […]

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Liberty University invites Senator Ted Cruz and Alyssa Milano to have an open dialogue on gun control

Senior Vice President for Spiritual Development David Nasser formally invited Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and celebrity activist Alyssa Milano to convocation over Twitter on Wednesday for a civil conversation on gun control. The invitation came in response to Cruz and Milano’s Twitter conversation on gun policy following the Odessa, Texas shooting Saturday that killed seven people. A shooting at a […]

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Liberty nursing student receives national scholarship

Liberty University sophomore and nursing student Caroline Autumn Carlson received a $1,000 national scholarship from Platinum Educational Group for her hard work and dedication in the field of nursing.  Winning this award helped make Carlson’s continuation in the nursing program  possible.  Jeremy Johnson, director of marketing for Platinum Educational Group, said Platinum seeks to assist students in the fields of […]

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Renovations David’s Place have converted it into a new workout facility

Students on East Campus, rejoice! A miniature LaHaye is now practically in your backyard. Formerly known as the “Campus East Clubhouse,” which served as a lounge and recreation area for students on East Campus, David’s Place is now a fitness center that resembles LaHaye Recreation and Fitness Center on a smaller scale. The previous space housed lounge areas and a […]

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Liberty convocation fostering critical conversation across the aisle between ivy league professors

Convocation brought together two professors with opposing political views for a conversation on civil discourse Friday, Aug. 30.  Dr. Robert George, a professor from Princeton and the more conservative of the two, joined his long-time liberal friend, Harvard University professor Dr. Cornell West. Senior Vice President for Spiritual Development David Nasser moderated the conversation. The two friends spoke on the […]

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Speaker of the House of Delegates for SGA inaugurated for the new school year

Liberty University’s Student Government Association (SGA) gained a new Speaker of the House  Tuesday, Aug. 27, in its  first session of the school year.  Chris Porter succeeded Christian Lasval as the new Speaker of the House of Delegates and will facilitate the House’s meetings in the legislative branch of SGA.  “My role as Speaker is to make sure that the […]

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The International Student Center at Liberty University hosts cookout and concert for the year

The International Student Center kicked off the year with its annual Worldwide Welcome. The Worldwide Welcome took place Thursday, Aug. 29. The event featured a cookout with multiple student organizations and live music to bring together both new and returning international students. Tunya Pannell, the operations coordinator and office manager for the International Student Center, wanted this event to allow […]

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LU Send plans to focus their G5 initiative on Colombia for the upcoming year

During convocation Wednesday, Aug. 28, Vice President of Spiritual Development David Nasser announced that the 2019 G5 trip would be to the South American country of Colombia. Rather than wait to announce this year’s G5 country during Global Focus Week, the LU Serve office elected to make it public now to give interested students as much time as possible to […]

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The city of Lynchburg gears up for the eleventh annual Get Downtown festival

Entertainers and vendors alike will take to the streets for the 11th annual Get Downtown festival on Main Street, which will feature activities for community members of all ages and welcome college students back to the area.  The event will be held Sept. 6 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. and will showcase over 150 vendors, businesses, organizations and entertainers from […]

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Liberty University student section dresses up in red for the football season opener

In a night that made history, the Liberty University football team faced off against Syracuse for the first time with the newly-named Liberty LUnatics student section joining the crowd of 21,000 cheeringthem on.   This marks Liberty football’s first match up with a top 25 team, and students came out in record numbers.  “Yesterday we had the largest student attendance […]

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Student body president and vice president of Liberty University take on roles as SGA leaders with one vision

Student Body President Derek Rockey and Student Body Vice President Esther Lusenge are settling into their roles as Student Government Association (SGA) leaders with a unified vision and platform titled “One Liberty.”  The pair was inaugurated following an uncontested campaign in spring 2019. Rockey and Lusenge claim such circumstances allowed them to approach their campaign platform with “intentionality.” As a […]

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