Liberty Law students put skills into action by helping businesses obtain trademarks, protect their brand
Since 2018, the Liberty University School of Law Intellectual Property Clinic has assisted around 100 clients and provided third-year students hands-on opportunities before licensure. Through the clinic, students assist start-up businesses, veteran-owned businesses, Christian ministries, and local, regional, and national…
Liberty graduates awarded Fulbright grants for research and teaching in Finland, Poland
Two Liberty University graduates, Samuel “Lake” Heath and Evelyn Loftin, have been awarded grants through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, a prestigious scholarship provided to American students to teach, study, and research around the globe. The Fulbright Program, sponsored by…
Liberty mourns loss of longtime Divinity Professor Dr. John D. Morrison
Liberty University mourns the loss of former longtime John W. Rawlings School of Divinity Professor Dr. John D. Morrison, who passed away on May 23 at the age of 73. Morrison, who was born on July 22, 1951, taught at…
Dot Richardson named D1Softball Mid-Major Coach of the Year
After guiding Liberty to its best season in program history to date, 12th-year head coach Dot Richardson has been named D1Softball Mid-Major Coach of the Year. Richardson is a five-time conference coach of the year recipient, earning Big South Coach…
Liberty announces President’s Awards for Excellence in Teaching
Five Liberty University professors have been named recipients of the 2024-25 President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching for their continued work in fulfilling Liberty’s mission of Training Champions for Christ. The award is the university’s most prestigious annual academic honor,…
F. Philip Manns Jr. named Professor Emeritus at Liberty Law
After over 15 years of teaching at Liberty University School of Law, F. Philip Manns Jr. has received the distinguished honor of being named the school’s first professor emeritus. The title was awarded during the law school’s degree presentation ceremony…
At 16, Liberty’s youngest graduate in Class of 2025 credits God, family with early success
At an age when many Americans are only beginning to apply to college, Liberty University graduate Noah Mansoor (’25) has already earned his bachelor’s degree at 16 years old and has even begun work on his master’s. Growing up the…
Lady Flames Track & Field claims outdoor title to complete CUSA Triple Crown
The Liberty women’s squad produced a dominating team victory at the 2025 CUSA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, which concluded Sunday at Dean A. Hayes Track and Soccer Stadium in Murfreesboro, Tenn. As a result, the Lady Flames completed a…
Liberty Softball makes history by defeating No. 1 Aggies to advance to first-ever Super Regionals
College Station, Texas – For the first time in program history, Liberty University Softball is headed to the Super Regionals. Liberty stunned No.1 Texas A&M in the winner-take-all final of the Bryan-College Station Regional, winning 6-5 on Sunday night at…
History students study artifacts from archaeological site at 18th century property during weeklong intensive
Eight students from Liberty University’s Department of History gathered over the this week to engage in an important step of the archaeological process after field work: identifying and organizing discovered artifacts with the purpose of historical interpretation. Since being purchased…