LU Send and study abroad offer students academic opportunities worldwide Through Liberty University’s Office of International Education and LU Send programs, Liberty students have had the opportunity to experience cultures from around the world. Liberty’s Study Abroad Program was established in 2009, helping students live and learn abroad for up to a year in many countries. LU Send was established […]
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How Liberty students became some of the most targeted voters in Virginia Since its establishment in 2011, the Vines Center voting precinct at Liberty University has garnered a substantial amount of influence in the political sphere unlike any other precinct in Lynchburg City, as Liberty’s overall population continues to grow and more students register to exercise their civic duty to […]
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Student Counseling Services offers six free sessions to any Liberty student A new school year can bring feelings of excitement and anticipation, but it can also bring stress and uneasiness during a period of transition. Liberty University’s Student Counseling Services are available to help students cope with difficult transitions, whether it is an immediate crisis or a part of everyday […]
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Two Liberty students share their stories of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks Thomas Johnson sat at his desk in the United States Department of Defense headquarters in Washington D.C. on the morning of September 11, 2001 his son, sophomore Tim Johnson, recalled. Senior Sarah Casmass remembered her father Rick Casmass had commuted from Long Island, New York into New York […]
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Dean of Students Office holds town hall meeting to address students’ concerns As the 2015-2016 school year draws to a close, the Dean of Students Office held a Q&A panel discussion for students to voice their ideas for the upcoming year. The Dean of Students Office panel discussion Tuesday, April 5 gave students the opportunity to voice their opinions and […]
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