News - School of Nursing

Liberty University’s School of Nursing students and medical students from the College of Osteopathic Medicine (LUCOM) have continued to work as front-line healthcare workers during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and, in doing so, are at a higher risk of exposure…

Marking the step from student to professional for the 94 students graduating next month, Liberty University’s School of Nursing (LUSON) held this semester’s pinning ceremony on Saturday evening, Nov. 7, at Thomas Road Baptist Church. A nursing school tradition that…

For the third consecutive summer, the Liberty University School of Nursing is offering high school students the opportunity to experience the passion and proper practices of being a nurse in multiple fields at its on-campus Nurse Camp. Dean Shanna Akers said the…

Every nurse is trained to treat the sick, doing whatever they can to face the ever-changing world of medicine with compassion and the goal of seeing their patients walk out the door. Positioned on the front lines of the COVID-19…

Frederick Kail, better known as “Bo” to his students and fellow professors in the Liberty University School of Nursing, was celebrated at a surprise party on Thursday to mark his 21 years of service to Liberty, years characterized by his passion…

The rise of COVID-19 may have caused cancellations across much of the United States, but healthcare professionals never stop treating those in need. The Liberty University School of Nursing hasn’t paused, either, adapting its program to a virtual format while continuing to…