Ever heard the phrase, “everything but the kitchen sink”? For many college students, that’s what runs through our heads when we’re headed out from a professor’s home after a well-cooked meal or when we hurry back to the dorm after visiting a friend’s place for dinner. We so often emphasize the role of host in these scenarios, and for good […]
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Liberty University students recently heard from Marc LiVecche, McDonald distinguished scholar of ethics, war and public life for Providence magazine, during his visit to campus Sept. 28. LiVecche’s visit was part of The Institute of Religion and Democracy and Providence magazine’s’s campus outreach program, which uplifts historic Christian teaching about political theology. LiVecche’s lecture focused on discussing the moral necessity […]
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The Liberty women’s soccer team traveled to Louisiana this weekend to play LA Tech in its final game of the regular season. The Flames defeated the Bulldogs 4-1, to securing the two seed and the bye week that comes with it in the Conference USA Women’s Soccer Championship. In the first ever meeting between the LA Tech Bulldogs and the […]
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The Liberty University men’s soccer team fell to the University of Incarnate Word the evening of Oct. 29 2-0, with both goals coming in in the first half. The win places UIW as the No. 2 seed and ensures them a first-round bye in the Ohio Valley Conference postseason tournament starting next week. Liberty sits just below them at No. […]
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The Liberty Champion has put together a spread of the candidates for Lynchburg’s local elections in an effort to help give students voting on campus more information before they make their voting decisions. Each candidate was given identical questions and word counts. Their responses have not been changed. We reached out to Jennifer Woofter multiple times and received no response. […]
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The smashed-up car with caution tape was one of many exhibits at Liberty University’s first Safety Day. The event was held on the lawn beside the Center for Natural Sciences Oct. 24, and it allowed students to attend live demonstrations, talk with local first responders and learn more about what Liberty is doing to promote workplace safety on the university […]
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Liberty’s Academic Lawn is set to be decorated with an assortment of food trucks, Christian music, free T-shirts and more during Launch on the Lawn, happening Nov. 3 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Students across campus are invited to stop by after Convocation and throughout the day to learn more about LU ONE. Liberty’s newly renamed department, LU […]
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Students packed the brightly lit Vines Center Oct. 25 and 27 to hear from speakers Shane Pruitt and Jaelene Daniels during two faith-based Convocations. Both speakers shared insights into their journeys and walks with Christ. On Wednesday, Oct. 25, Pruitt, Next Gen pastor, graced the Convocation stage following a handful of songs performed by the Worship Collective. Standing in the […]
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Decades ago, Pastor Danny Anderson stepped foot on the mountain where Liberty stands. Now, 26 years later, his three children — all current Liberty students — have experienced the same thing for themselves. When Danny first began his college experience, he initially attended New York University (NYU). He became a Christian in his senior year of high school, so […]
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The Liberty University Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu club attracts people of all skill levels to come to learn the ropes of Jiu-Jitsu and build a sense of community with other students. Students attend club meetings where they practice and learn the fundamentals of Jiu-Jitsu and then spend time together afterward. Jiu-Jitsu (Brazilian) is a martial art that originates from Brazil and emphasizes […]
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Through the strokes of a paintbrush, digital doodles on a tablet and the shutter of her camera, Caroline Fiol, a Liberty alumna, has built her own design and photography businesses, Caroline Arts & Co., on Instagram. Fiol graduated from Liberty this past May with a Bachelor of Arts in graphic design and a minor in studio arts and photography. She […]
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For most people, venturing 3,000 feet underground, weaving in and out of tight fissures and not seeing sunlight for days at a time is a nightmare. Heck, some people don’t even like to explore caves in Minecraft. But for a cave explorer, also called a caver, the idea is exhilarating. Whether you cower at the thought of touring a cave […]
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Any senior at Liberty can attest that thinking of post-graduation can be daunting or stressful. But for international students, thinking of the next steps after their student visa expires involves much more than domestic students might realize. From Oct. 24-26, the International Student Center (ISC) hosted immigration consultations for Liberty students are primarily seeking long-term employment in the United States. […]
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The Liberty University Marching Band has added more than just instruments to its performance this year. Last year, the Spirit of the Mountain added a singing solo during its performance for the first time. This year, it continued with the addition and included two band members singing during part of its home football game show. Rivvyn Cafe and Erica Windsor […]
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