Liberty Law mediation team finishes in top three at national competition
The Liberty University School of Law mediation team’s recent third-place finish at the American Bar Association (ABA) National Mediation Competition is evidence of the rigorous practical training that Liberty Law’s competition teams have afforded students since the school’s inception in…
Liberty Law partners with School of Business for the first time to continue offering Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program
The Liberty University School of Law’s longstanding tradition of serving the Lynchburg community through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program added a new component this year by partnering with the School of Business’ Center for Financial Literacy. Liberty Law…
Liberty University professors share views on preventing genocide at Israel conference
Four Liberty University professors representing Liberty University School of Law, Helms School of Government, and Department of History participated in a timely conversation about the history, Christian philosophy, and modern-day prevention of genocide in different parts of the world as…
Liberty welcomes Virginia AG Jason Miyares to Law Enforcement Appreciation event
Attorney General of Virginia Jason Miyares gave a heartwarming gratitude speech at Liberty University’s Law Enforcement Appreciation Luncheon on Tuesday. The second annual event was hosted by Liberty University School of Law and the Helms School of Government. Twenty police…
Liberty’s Pre-Law competition teams succeed across the board
The Liberty University Helms School of Government’s Pre-Law teams found success this past academic year, faring well at regional and national competitions and bringing home a national championship. Liberty fields undergraduate competition teams in Moot Court, Mock Trial, and Negotiations….
Liberty Law professor raises the bar for legal education with in-depth, practical skills training
Learning the law of the land and acquiring the skills necessary to practice law are both essential elements for today’s law school students. “Law school education has kind of been through a revolution in the last couple of decades, and…
Law and government professor conducts workshop on integrating faith with academics
Serving as a reminder of what it means to be an educator at Liberty University, Helms School of Government associate professor Dr. Edna Udobong closed out this academic year’s Faith Learning Integration Workshop series on Monday by explaining how professors…
DHHS gives special presentation on medical ethics to Liberty healthcare students, staff
Through an event sponsored by Liberty University’s School of Nursing (LUSON), students pursuing careers in healthcare fields tuned in to a virtual presentation Tuesday afternoon with the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) on ways to hold true…
Liberty Law graduate will use faith and her difficult past to protect younger generation of clients in crisis
Growing up in a household marred by divorce, poverty, and abuse, recent Liberty University School of Law graduate Autumn Johnson told herself from an early age: “This cycle ends with me.” Following a collective six-year journey through Liberty University’s undergraduate and…
Liberty Law welcomes longtime judge as first Jurist in Residence
Following a 42-year law career in Virginia, former Lynchburg Circuit Court Judge R. Edwin Burnette Jr. joined the Liberty University School of Law in February as the first Jurist in Residence in the program’s history. After receiving his J.D. from the College…