Fall 2019 Issue

The new School of Business building is spectacular, but the technology inside is equally impressive as it helps students train for an evolving global business market.

This fall, Liberty has hosted pastors, musicians, business and political leaders, and others who are in the public eye for conversations and lessons on life and faith. Guests have shared…

Michael W. Smith is the executive director of the new Center for Commercial Music, which launched this fall. The artist visited campus in September to set goals for the center.

Ashley Singleton tells her journey to LU in this issue’s “Why Liberty? A Student’s Story” column

Kevin Camper (’93) was one of the first students in Liberty University’s sport management program, but he never thought that his fascination with sports would eventually take him to Major…

The results of recent audited financial statements are staggering, showing continued growth at a time when other schools continue to struggle. The university also reports that student debt falls below…

Liberty University and 12-time NASCAR Cup Series champions Hendrick Motorsports announced a two-year agreement in September to extend support of driver and Liberty student William Byron and his No. 24…

Dean of Liberty’s School of Nursing shows how growing one’s faith builds resilience.

The life of a first responder revolves around two things: sacrifice and service. At Liberty University, the important role that these public servants play in our communities does not go…

Unlike many college study abroad programs, LU Send doesn’t limit students to a few typical disciplines like foreign languages or international studies; every student at Liberty has a unique opportunity…

Liberty University alumni David and Jason Benham (’98) have helped keep the pro-life movement alive and kicking in Charlotte, Raleigh, and Greensboro, N.C., this fall.

Liberty University alumna Natalie Harp has been an outspoken supporter of the Right to Try Act, signed into law by President Donald Trump in May 2018.