Back by popular demand, the outdoor event commonly referred to as “Lawnvo” will be returning this May, but things will look a little different in the crowd. According to Office of Residence Life Director Dustin Dubose, all fair-skinned students will be issued an excused absence from the event in an effort to prevent a repeat of last year’s event, which […]
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On April 1, Kanye West announced from the Convocation stage that he is running for U.S. president in 2024. “We will change the world. God is on my side. I am a Christian. I am a tax payer. I am myself. God is with us,” Kanye West said. The pop culture icons Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West also emphasized […]
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In light of campus pastor David Nasser expressing the need for students to develop a better understanding of their individual personality types, Liberty University has announced its new Enneagram degree program, which will officially launch in the Fall semester of 2019. According to Nasser, the degree will help students not only learn more about themselves, but also about their brothers […]
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The time was 11:58 a.m., and Tom Strickland was only at the top of the steps in the Vines Center. Two minutes to get to DeMoss for his 12:00 p.m. Old Testament Survey class, and thousands of students stood idle in his way. “As the good student that I am, I waited until the final prayer and dismissal before jumping […]
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With his fresh, unscuffed cleats and ripped tank-top that is intentionally oversized, Chad “Dynamite” Broseph has always looked like a future NFL legend. “I mean I’ve always been an athlete, and I know I have the sneaky quickness that it takes to be a pro receiver,” Broseph said. His pick-up career began in the Fall semester of 2015 when his […]
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“Venti soy white chocolate mocha-raspberry, quad, non-fat frappuccino. No whip, light cream,” the barista, Kaleigh Mason said. She looked out at the crowd surrounding the pick-up counter at the Starbucks in the Jerry Falwell Library. “Venti soy ….,” Mason said, starting to repeat the order. The barista paused as a small figure, nearly 5’5″ came forward, her straight blonde hair […]
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Liberty University prides itself on having the title of the largest Christian university in the world. But as the late Dr. Jerry Falwell used to say, “If it’s Christian, it ought to be better.” For Liberty, “better” comes in the form of claiming a new title: The largest Christian university in the universe. The school announced plans Friday, April 1 […]
Read moreIn an unexpected announcement last month, Liberty Flames Men’s Basketball Head Coach Ritchie McKay said center Evan Maxwell would be transferring at the end of the academic year. Maxwell had a break-out season for the Flames, averaging 10 points and five rebounds per game after averaging just two points and one rebound per game the season before. “Honestly, I was […]
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There are now more ways than ever to help Liberty University students get their ring by spring. During Convocation Friday, April 1, Senior Vice President for Spiritual Development David Nasser announced a new program available just for Liberty students. “We know its spring time and a lot of you still haven’t found ‘the one,’” Nasser said. “So we are officially […]
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Construction is a typical sight at Liberty University. And the presence of backhoes, piles of dirt, and masses of construction workers will continue as Liberty announced the beginning of construction of a water park on campus. “We are pleased to announce that the university will expand its campus once again with the addition of a waterpark,” President Jerry Falwell said. […]
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