Professor, Dr. David Horton trains for upcoming Tour Divide Dr. David Horton, professor of Exercise Science, defined the difference between living and existing through his accomplishments in the racing community across North America. Having taught at Liberty for more than 30 years, Horton has continually made time for training and racing, and is currently in the process of gearing up […]
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The quarterback for the Carolina Panthers, Cam Newton, is a winner. Dating back to his collegiate tenure when he won the Heisman Trophy and a BCS National Championship with the Auburn University Tigers, Newton is accustomed to strutting off the field with a hat full of confetti and some hardware in his clutches. Even when an evident “lapse of judgment” […]
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5 Miler honors a former Liberty ROTC professor, Army Major Mike Donahue Liberty University celebrated Military Emphasis week to raise support and awareness for men and women who are serving or who have served in the United States military. As part of this week, Liberty remembered U.S. Army Major Mike Donahue in the Valley View/Mike Donahue 5 Miler. Major Mike […]
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Ken Aden will race 1,000 miles to raise funds for Ray of Hope Food Pantry Running a 5K race or a half marathon is no small feat, but it is not impossible. Running 1,000 miles across four states in the span of 12 days, however, seems a bit daunting. For Liberty University Online (LUO) senior Ken Aden, the cause behind […]
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By Ashley Bunner Falwells join students, dress for Halloween for annual Costume 5K race With the fall season in full swing, Liberty University students donned creative costumes to participate in Student Activities’ (SA) fourth annual Costume 5K race at Camp Hydaway on Halloween night Friday, Oct. 31. According to SA Outdoor Staff Supervisor Mariah Herring, 92 participants gathered at the […]
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African-American History Month should focus primarily on American history and culture, not on race “We should emphasize not Negro history, but the Negro in history. What we need is not a history of selected races or nations, but the history of the world void of national bias, race hate and religious prejudice.” These are words from Carter G. Woodson, one […]
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