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

Liberty University has been directly involved in combatting the opioid crisis that has affected millions, sponsoring town hall-style events held on campus and in different cities across the country.

Liberty University dedicated a full day of events to saluting military veterans and active service members on March 1.

Liberty University junior and NASCAR driver William Byron honored the memory of U.S. Air Force Captain Mark Weber, a Liberty student, at the annual 600 Miles of Remembrance event.

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.

Everywhere they go, LU students are ambassadors, carrying the Liberty name near and far as they reflect their school’s mission.

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

Liberty University will host the biennial State Games of America for the first time this summer, with approximately 15,000 participants from 34 states utilizing its athletic facilities.

With the first lady’s visit to Liberty University in November for a televised town hall, and with more events underway, Liberty is helping to put the spotlight on a national…

Two Liberty University students share their perspective and personal connection to the opioid crisis.

Liberty University faculty receive media attention for professional accomplishments in their fields.

Five Liberty University students traveled to Trinidad and Tobago to deliver boxes filled with gifts for children as part of Operation Christmas Child.