Liberty mourns loss of founding track & field, cross country coach Jake Matthes
Liberty University mourns the loss of Jake Matthes, the first head coach of the Flames’ Cross Country and Track & Field programs from 1976-91, who died on Thursday, April 18, at the age of 86. Matthes was inducted into the…
Joni Eareckson Tada shares message of finding true peace and joy through suffering
Joni Eareckson Tada talks about finding joy through suffering during a recorded interview with Liberty University Vice President for Spiritual Development Josh Rutledge aired during Friday morning’s Convocation. As disabled as she was physically by a diving accident into the…
Liberty hosts special event to thank supporters for their contributions toward Training Champions for Christ
Liberty University hosted a President’s Circle Dinner on Saturday in the Montview Alumni Ballroom to recognize its generous donors for their commitment to ensuring that the school’s original mission of Training Champions for Christ will continue to be carried out…
School of Education students honored as 2024 Teachers of Promise
Last month, the Liberty University School of Education sent seven students to the Teachers of Promise (TOP) Institute in Midlothian, Va., where they were honored for their academic success and given the opportunity to fellowship with veteran educators. The event,…
John W. Rawlings School of Divinity announces plans for new Liberty Theological Seminary
Liberty University’s John W. Rawlings School of Divinity has announced it will launch the Liberty Theological Seminary in the Fall of 2024. The seminary will house the School of Divinity’s current master’s, postgraduate, and doctoral degree programs. With a new…
Tower Theater sets off for Oz in Alluvion Stage Company’s ‘The Wiz’
Before the end of the school year, students from Liberty University’s Department of Theatre Arts will join alumni and professionals as they “ease on down the road” of Oz in the dynamic musical “The Wiz,” opening in the Tower Theater…
Liberty University lights Freedom Tower in teal for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Each April is a timely reminder to remain aware of the safety of oneself and others during the nationally recognized Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). On Monday night, as it has done in previous years, Liberty University illuminated its Freedom…
Liberty University mourns the loss of Beverly LaHaye
Liberty University mourns the loss of evangelical luminary and leader Beverly LaHaye, 94, founder of Concerned Women for America (CWA), who died Sunday. She was the wife of the late pastor and author Dr. Tim LaHaye, who co-wrote the “Left…
Alumni Relations Office opens new campus location
Liberty University’s Office of Alumni Relations held an official ribbon cutting for its new home at the Montview Student Union at the heart of campus on Monday morning. The office, previously located in the Candlers Station Shopping Center, is now…
Liberty’s graduate programs in counseling, social work receive eight-year accreditations from CACREP, CSWE
In March, Liberty University’s School of Behavioral Sciences received the maximum of eight additional years of accreditation for all five of its graduate counseling programs through the Council for Accreditation of Counseling & Related Educational Programs (CACREP): M.A. in Clinical Mental…