Academics Articles

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

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.

Academic programs at Liberty University use cutting-edge technology in virtual and augmented reality to enhance the learning environment.

At his job, Liberty University graduate Lucas Peed gets to experience the thrill of traveling back in time — to 1865 in nearby Appomattox, Va. The American Civil War is…

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.

Dr. Ephraim Zegeye, an associate professor in Liberty University’s School of Engineering, is working to create a low-cost breast cancer screening device that could provide readings via a mobile phone.

Three vehicle projects from the Liberty University School of Engineering are providing students experience in every stage of the process, from drafting and computer modeling to electrical and mechanical engineering.

The Michael W. Smith Center for Commercial Music will launch this fall at Liberty’s School of Music, with Smith as the director.

Female Liberty University theatre arts students put their problem-solving skills to work on an original, award-winning production about the lives of some of Virginia’s most courageous women.

Liberty University is able to stage large-scale simulations that provide realistic scenarios where students can test their skills and interact with professionals.

From hosting large-scale career fairs to offering one-on-one coaching sessions, Liberty University’s Career Center is helping students to plan early for their futures.

Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine student doctors are making an impact on Southside Virginia.

Liberty University students who aspire to own their own business or have an idea for a startup aren’t waiting until they graduate to test the entrepreneurial waters.

Graduates who returned to college later in life share how Liberty University’s online program was the boost they needed to accelerate their careers.