Some people sit and let life simmer, while others take life at a boil. Sergeant 1st Class Brian Colvin, an online graduate student, has spent his life pursuing knowledge and experience while serving others, which led to him winning the Food Network show “Chopped.” The will to serve stirred in Colvin after seeing the 9/11 terrorist attacks on New York […]
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New York Fashion Week is one of the biggest events in the fashion industry each year. Through Liberty University’s Family and Consumer Sciences department (FACS) and the University of New York Fashion Week program, fashion student Caleb Hibbs could live out what had once been a daydream. U of NYFW is a program where fashion students from universities around the […]
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The undefeated Liberty Flames traveled down to Miami for a conference matchup with the 3-1 FIU Golden Panthers. After a 24-17 win at UConn last week, FIU came home to host the red-hot Liberty Flames who, under Head Coach Jamey Chadwell, have not lost a game yet, stomping Buffalo last week 55-27. Sophomore quarterback Kaidon Salter was fresh off a […]
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Fans trickled into Osborne Stadium as the Lady Flames soccer team warmed up on the field, eager to extend their win streak against conference opponent Sam Houston Sept. 24. Being Liberty’s second conference match of the season, hopes were high to earn another win against a C-USA opponent. The Lady Flames did just that, putting an enforcing 6-0 victory on […]
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With the increase in attention to the transgender movement, there have been growing conversations among the political right about whether someone can stand for the acceptance of homosexual rights while standing against the transgender movement. Organizations like Gays Against Groomers and activists like Dave Rubin argue that conservatives can stand for gay marriage and the L, G and B while […]
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If there were any doubts that a Kaidon Salter-led offense could carry a team to victory, those doubts are now dissipated. The Flames quarterback drove his offense to a 55-point performance, embarrassing the Buffalo Bulls on their home field in an imposing 55-27 game. “I’m very pleased with our victory today,” Liberty Head Coach Jamey Chadwell said postgame. “We started […]
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A night of food, special guests and salsa dancing entitled La Gran Fiesta Latina will be held Sept. 22 in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. Liberty’s Office of Opportunity and Enrichment hosts La Gran Fiesta Latina to bring students from all Latin communities and beyond together. “Gran Fiesta Latina is a celebration — or more so, our biggest celebration — […]
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As a servant of Christ, I would reckon there is no greater thing I can do with my life than suffer and sacrifice for him. These things are not always (if ever) pleasant, but who wants to live for pleasure, anyway? Often, I find myself asking what I can do to sacrifice time, money, energy and so on for the […]
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Everyone has those moments where they may question what they are supposed to do with their life or wonder where God wants them to go. During a late summer night at camp while he was pursuing his undergraduate degree, Harvey Klamm, Ed.D., asked the Lord these questions, and from that conversation, he realized that God wanted him to pursue teaching […]
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There are 8,190 miles that separate the cleats of Liberty goalkeeper Blake Franzen and the city of Johannesburg, South Africa. Yet, the distance seen on a map could never block the connection between the soccer player and his hometown. The bond uniting Franzen and the continent of Africa runs deeper than a dwelling. For the junior, his upbringing has revolved […]
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The Flames football team began its era of CUSA football with a dominant win over interconference opponent New Mexico State under the lights of Williams Stadium Sept. 9. The Flames defeated the Aggies 33-17 in a display that thrilled their 20,000 home fans. “Anytime that you’re the first ever to do something, no matter what happens with this group … […]
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Pajama-clad students packed the LaHaye Event Space, chattered about the game, bent over their bingo cards and held their breaths in anticipation of the next number called. Liberty University’s Student Activities kicked off its first bingo night of the semester, Bedtime Bingo, in the LaHaye Event Space Sept. 1 at 8 p.m. Each student who attended received a bingo card […]
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I think the disciple Philip was a big Foreigner fan. But I’ll get to that in a minute. First, remember when Jesus rebukes the Pharisees and Sadducees for asking for a sign from heaven? Jesus says, “You know how to interpret the appearance of the sky, but you cannot interpret the signs of the times. An evil and adulterous generation […]
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Congress established The Food and Drug Administration in 1906 when it passed the Pure Food and Drug Act. The purpose of the administration was to regulate the additives placed in food and to “prevent the manufacture, sale or transportation of adulterated or misbranded or poisonous or deleterious food, drugs, medications and liquors,” according to Weill Cornell Medicine. Over a century […]
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Opportunities to spread the love of Christ are everywhere, but finding them can be difficult, especially in the bubble of a Christian campus. Junior nursing student Josie Camiola found a way to represent the love of Christ as a part of her career experience by supporting the UR LUved program. Seniors in nursing homes can experience the love of Christ […]
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