News - School of Communication and Arts

Miss Oregon, a member of the Class of 2022, says online program allowed her to chase her dreams

Liberty University graduate Abigail Hayes has had a packed schedule of meetings and appearances as she carries out the duties of the Miss Oregon crown in her home state and beyond. But she said the school’s online format has allowed…

4 years ago

MFA grad from China discovers passion for animation as she trusts in God’s provision

From her upbringing in Macau, China, to the Master of Fine Arts program at Liberty University, Heather Birkeland (’22) has kept an open heart to wherever God is leading her. Born to missionary parents who have served in Macau for…

4 years ago

Lively 2022-23 theatre season will bring the familiar ‘Music Man’ and new favorites

Liberty University’s Department of Theatre Arts is set to welcome audiences back next year with a potent mix of new and familiar productions in the 2022-23 season, opening the fall with the Alfred Hitchcock parody “The 39 Steps” and marching…

4 years ago

Theatre student creates dance to share message about foster care and adoption into the family of God

When Liberty University senior Kelsey Dial set out to create a dance for her senior thesis as a musical theatre student, she wanted it to convey a message close to her heart, a personal passion that could impact others. She…

4 years ago

Cinema department’s latest film, ‘The Mulligan,’ to hit theaters April 18 and 19 nationwide

Work by students in Liberty University’s Cinematic Arts, Zaki Gordon Center is once again hitting silver screens across the country this month with the premiere of their latest feature film, “The Mulligan” through Fathom Events on April 18-19. A complete list of…

4 years ago

Theatre students create play rife with swamp folklore and the poetry of Robert Frost

A team of students from Liberty University’s Department of Theatre Arts have crafted a tale where fact and fantasy meet in Virginia’s Great Dismal Swamp, inspired by the true story of American poet Robert Frost who ventured there alone in…

4 years ago

The voices behind popular ‘Animaniacs,’ ‘Adventures in Odyssey’ characters share industry tips and the joys of creativity at Sonic-Con

It’s one thing for aspiring voice actors and avid animated entertainment fans to admire talent on a TV screen or on the radio, but it’s another thing to witness the voices of Animaniacs’ “Pinky and the Brain” or the characters…

4 years ago

Liberty team wins national 24-hour audio challenge for second straight year

Putting their skills to use in audio writing, recording, and editing on the clock, a team of four students representing Liberty University’s Department of Digital Media and Journalism (DMAJ) won first place in the Intercollegiate National Religious Broadcasters (iNRB) 24-hour…

5 years ago

Expanded summer camps give Liberty professors, students opportunities to help youth engage with the arts

The Liberty University School of Communication & the Arts (SCA) expanded its offerings for 136 students of different ages to engage with the arts throughout the month of June. In addition to its annual Liberty University Theatre Camp (LUTC) for…

5 years ago

Audio theatre convention Sonic-Con returning this fall with special ‘Animaniacs’ concert

The creative minds and voices behind the Warner Brothers wacky cartoon “Animaniacs” and Focus on the Family’s “Adventures in Odyssey” will join the second annual Sonic-Con national audio theatre convention Oct. 22-24 on the Liberty University campus. An “Animaniacs in…

5 years ago
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