Liberty alumna and host of Fox News @ Night Shannon Bream visited the Helms School of Government and the Liberty University School of Law Friday. The event was held in the School of Law Supreme Courtroom and was open to a smaller group of students than the amount she spoke to at Convocation earlier that day. Roughly 200 students came […]
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“Serve one another in love,” Paul instructs believers in Galatians 5:13. For the past 50 years, Liberty University has devoted countless time and resources to putting this verse into practice. Despite changes in leadership, organization and size, Liberty has worked together with students throughout its history to impact the local community and the world for Christ. The university upholds its […]
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On a cool evening Oct. 8, former lacrosse players for Liberty’s lacrosse team went head-to-head with the current club team as part of the homecoming weekend. Although the younger lacrosse team initially built a substantial lead, the alumni dug deep and battled back to win the match as the closing buzzer sounded. Head Coach Kyle McQuillan oversaw the match and enjoyed […]
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Two of the most influential men in pop culture today are Harry Styles and Lil Nas X. Other than the fact that they are musicians, they share a commonality that proves their impact reaches much further than the world of music: they are the current leaders of the revolt against traditional masculinity. While they have blurred the lines on what […]
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In recent years, the ever-popular “Convocation guest” seat has been filled by many great individuals. Brilliant professors, influential business leaders, well-known politicians and eloquent pastors have given powerful speeches during Liberty University’s semiweekly gathering. One of the goals behind the diversity of worldviews and careers in every Convocation guest is to practice critical thinking and Christ-like hospitality at Liberty. The […]
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Personal finance educator and businessman Dave Ramsey spoke at the School of Business’ Center for Financial Literacy (CFL) on Wednesday, Sept. 29 after delivering a message at Convocation earlier that morning. The School of Business hosted Ramsey at 1 p.m. for a Q&A session in the Towns Auditorium that was open for all School of Business students to attend. According […]
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Volunteers are typically tasked with unloading trucks or distributing supplies, but on Thursday, Sept. 23, volunteers aiding incoming Afghan refugees at Fort Pickett had a more important job: extending a welcoming hand and a warm smile. LU Serve Now’s team loaded a bus at 7 a.m. filled with 26 students eager to provide any help they could at Fort Pickett […]
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After winning the ACHA Championship in April, the Lady Flames Division I hockey team began its season with a 3–2 victory over the Washington Pride Sept. 25 at the LaHaye Ice Center. The Lady Flames were quiet in the first period, but by the third period, they had scored twice. A late-game rally by the Pride tied the game, but […]
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Artistic visions and works create a sense of wonder that captivates and inspires people, and downtown Lynchburg’s Art Alley provides an outlet for people to experience that wonder firsthand. First conceptualized in early 2020, the Downtown Lynchburg Association staff and a small board committee founded the Alley at 1100 Commerce St. as a perfect opportunity to improve the public space […]
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The Liberty football team suffered a devastating defeat to Syracuse Sept. 24, severely impacting its top 25 hopes and ending an outside shot at a Big 6 Bowl Game. The Flames were 3-0 coming into the Carrier Dome, which hosted its first night game with fans since renovations were made. Despite the stadium only being a little over half full, […]
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What is your leadership style? Don’t tell me that you’re not a leader or that you don’t plan to be one. Here’s why. First, you don’t know what God intends for your life. Both the Bible and history books record endless numbers of people who never planned on being thrust into a position of leadership – but circumstances changed and […]
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For skiers and snowboarders, the Big Air Competition, hosted by Snowflex on Sept. 17, was a chance to soar to new heights and show off their skills on the slope. Judges scored each snowboarder and skier based on style, amplitude and technicality. The competition had four categories: men’s ski, women’s ski, men’s snowboarding and women’s snowboarding. Participants could earn prize […]
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In recent years, there has been a struggle between wearing our “Sunday best” and the call to “come as you are.” There are dangers to both views on this. “Many come to bring their clothes to church rather than themselves,” 17th century theologian Thomas Fuller claims. He warned against the idolatry of dressing up to simply parade status. Perhaps this […]
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The Liberty Flames men’s soccer team won its first home game of the season Sept. 14, defeating the Gardner-Webb Bulldogs 2-1 at Osborne Stadium. The Flames’ offense started the game slow, and Head Coach Kelly Findley credited the Bulldogs goalkeeper Mallel Rios for keeping the Flames from scoring early. “The team was a bit slow and tense at the start,” […]
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The moment Caden Throndson’s life began, it changed in an instant. Throndson suffered a life-altering birth injury that severed his brachial plexus nerve in his shoulder after he was caught during delivery on a bone and his entire head twisted nearly off his shoulder. The numerous surgeries he underwent to remedy this injury resulted in complete paralysis of his left […]
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