Students from around the globe showcased their unique talents in an international talent show for all students on March 26. The Cultural Talent Show transformed the Tilley Student Center atmosphere into an entertaining blend of singing, rhythm, poems and music. Ten students from Jordan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Argentina, Tanzania and the Bahamas took the stage in hopes of awing the crowd […]
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McQuillan’s Flames were able to flex their muscles against Southern Virginia The Flames hit the back of the net less than two minutes into Friday night’s lacrosse matchup and never looked back as they went on to crush in-state opponent, Southern Virginia, 21-6. The Flames improved to 7-1 on the season and clinched a spot in the playoffs. “I think […]
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In hopes of being able to house more horses, Liberty University’s Equestrian Center will continue with construction throughout the summer. Caroline Martin, the official barn manager, has become the “go-to” person for relations between the barn and the management of the university. “We have accomplished so much so far with the center. There is still much work that needs to […]
Read moreThe Alpha Lambda Delta (ALD) Honor Society hosted an annual awards banquet honoring 122 graduating seniors Saturday, March 31. ALD is a cross-disciplinary honor society that looks at student’s grades during their first year and initiates them during their sophomore year when they can serve as “officers.” Associate Professor for the School of Business Dr. Colleen A. McLaughlin was the […]
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Five pro-life leaders came to Liberty University to share their testimonies and encourage students to minister to women affected by abortions Friday, March 30. Students who are members of Lifeline, which hosted the Day of Life event, go weekly to the Planned Parenthood facility in Roanoke, Va. to pray for and minister to the women going to have an abortion, […]
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Liberty University’s Forensic Speech Team won in its division at the National Christian College Forensics Invitational in March and came in fourth place overall. Following this success, the team held a showcase of their work Wednesday, March 28, in the Department of Communication Auditorium in DeMoss Hall. “We’re the top Christian school for how many students we had participating,” Forensics […]
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Bible guide author and Liberty professor prepares to celebrate birthday Dr. Harold Willmington has spent half of his life at Liberty University. Turning 80 this week, Willmington has been with Liberty since the second year after its inception and his impact on the university has inspired many students over the years. Willmington is a man of many occupations, including pastor, […]
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In the weeks since spring break, a few changes have been made regarding classroom locations. Science and art classes that were held in the Spiritual Life and Academic Building (SLAB) are now located on the fourth floor of DeMoss because of ongoing construction around campus. The Helms School of Government and Visual Communication Arts gallery are also located on the […]
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The College of Arts and Sciences will hold its first undergraduate scholarship symposium on April 5 from 6 to 10 p.m., where students will orally present or demonstrate their academic achievements. The goal of the symposium is to allow students from all departments of the College of Arts and Sciences to present and explain research or studies from their fields […]
Read moreRegistration is now open for most Liberty University student groups, and some are taking advantage of the courses being offered in the summer to try and knock out a few credits before the fall term. According to Director of Liberty University Summer Programs Kenny Rowlette, Liberty has been offering residential summer classes since 2002, and more than 1,000 students stay […]
Read moreThe Student Government Association (SGA) is hosting this year’s Junior Senior Gala Saturday, April 14, at 8 p.m. in the Williams Stadium Club Pavilion. For the second year in a row, the SGA will sponsor the event, which will be hosted by the Junior and Senior Class Officers. “It is a big social event to see all of your friends […]
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Two hundred people will participate in Liberty University’s annual Relay for Life from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. April 12 to 13, 2012. Sponsors have already raised more than $4,000 for the event, and participants hope to top last year’s $16,000. The 2012 Relay at Liberty will be the second overnight event. This year’s festivities include games, food and live […]
Read moreHas observing the true religious meaning of holidays become a thing of the past? Officially, Easter — commonly known as the holiest day of the Christian liturgical year — is the recognition of Jesus’ Resurrection. In addition, Easter is also celebrated through the use of a spectacularly sneaky Easter bunny that hides delectable eggs all throughout lawns and gardens. And […]
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The Liberty University Art Gallery premiered “Genesis,” an exhibit displaying the works of senior studio art majors Sierra Clearwater, Emily Davis, Lindsey Foley, Ashleigh Weniger and Abby Wilson on March 29 in DeMoss 4069. The senior art show is an annual event at Liberty that showcases graduating seniors talent and passion for art. According to Clearwater, this show is unique […]
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5k organized by local teen raises money to build wells As the gun went off, a sea of nearly 300 people rounded the track, March 31, running with the purpose of bringing clean water to Guatemala. As he watched each racer pass, 16-year-old Hunter Smith smiled. What started as an idea to raise money to build wells in impoverished Guatemalan […]
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