Fall 2017 Issue

Graduates of Liberty’s cinematic arts program, which launched only five years ago, are working their way up in the film industry, landing jobs on feature films with well-known leads.

Over the summer, senior computer engineering student Matthew Russell interned at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.

LU Send Now has been hard at work dispatching teams to the U.S. and the Caribbean during a deadly hurricane season.

Alumna Sheria Clarke was recently appointed the new staff director for the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

On Sept. 7, ultra-running legend and LU professor Dr. David Horton stepped onto the red carpet and joined over 400 audiences nationwide to watch his life play out on the…

A look at various presentations of the arts on Liberty’s campus this semester.

This fall, LU launched nearly 50 new online degrees, certifications, concentrations, or specializations across a number of disciplines, and more are in the pipeline for 2018.

A number of on-campus events, featuring key political figures, were presented by the Center for Law & Government to help Liberty celebrate National Constitution Week.

Though the pageant has spent the last 64 years in Roanoke, Miss Virginia is now coming to Liberty University.

Montview, the oldest building on Liberty’s campus, has been renovated to provide notable guests with five-star accommodations.

Williams Stadium, home to Flames Football, will once again increase seating capacity and add several amenities.

A look at future matchups for Liberty Football, private schools in the FBS, and the Flames’ Athletics program’s affiliation with the Big South Conference.