Summer 2019 Issue

Liberty University President Jerry Falwell writes that Liberty bucks the trend of many college campuses, where freedom of speech is a “mute” point.

Nearby sites — some owned by the university — have become laboratories for Liberty University students as they uncover clues to how people lived in a bygone era.

A look back at the hard-fought victories, miraculous milestones, and God’s blessings on Liberty University in 2018-19.

As revenues continue to increase, the Liberty University administration has been distributing more funds to help students pursue their dreams.

Liberty University welcomes Vice President Mike Pence and the largest graduating class in university history.

Dr. Jerry Vines, pastor of First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Fla., was the keynote speaker at Liberty University’s 46th Baccalaureate.

Liberty University nursing graduate Paige Andrews celebrated Commencement with her mother and younger sister proudly cheering her on, a milestone moment after the family experienced tragedy nine years ago.

Pauline Wolcott, 87, isn’t slowing down — even after she walked across the stage to receive her B.S. in Religion at Liberty University’s 46th Commencement.

Despite the rigor of medical school, 2019 Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine graduate Marvin Cuevas made a big sacrifice to put family first.

For thousands of graduates from Liberty University’s online program, Commencement was a special time to unite with classmates and explore campus.

After working as translators for the U.S. Army in their home country of Iraq, twin sisters Sarah and Noor Alnazal came to Liberty University to study osteopathic medicine.

Janet Brown, a Liberty University psychology professor, helps develop youth training program on online dangers and earns recognition at the Vatican.