This month, the School of Aeronautics at Liberty University established its first partnership with Spirit Airlines, giving students the ability to fly for a major airline as soon as they meet all qualifications. Usually, graduates fly for regional companies until they accumulate enough experience to work for a major airline. This partnership allows students to transition directly to Spirit Airlines […]
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Held on Sept. 29 from 7-9 p.m., Taste of Nations was a free annual event run by the International Student Center where students from different countries made sample-sized food for attendees to try. To conclude Global Focus Week, Taste of Nations allowed students to experience the countries that were highlighted throughout the week. During this event, students were able to […]
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Does God desire to punish those who step slightly out of line with fire and brimstone, or is he merciful and slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love? This is the type of debate that plagued the Puritan church and is explored by “The Crucible,” which takes place in 1692 during the Salem Witch trials. The play, written by Arthur […]
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Have you ever considered learning another language? Modern Languages professors, Annik Miller and Yan Xie, shared their experiences on language learning and offered advice to students doing the same. Miller, who speaks French, German and English, teaches both French and German. Knowing three different languages has warranted her to take many different language courses through her languages journey. For Miller, […]
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Liberty University’s Nonprofit and Humanitarian Aid Club (LUNHA) may be only two semesters old, but they are making plans for the future. As part of its goal to learn from people working in the humanitarian aid mission field, LUNHA will be hosting two speaker events in the month of October. The first will be Oct. 10 and will feature Kelley […]
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Though communication can look different across cultures, making an effort to engage with one another can bring forth new understanding. Assistant Professor of American Sign Language (ASL), Michael Martin, lifts up the Deaf community as he serves through teaching. “It’s not true that all Deaf people cannot drive or cannot work as professionals in various fields,” Martin said, dispelling a […]
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Everybody loves a nice, grilled piece of meat. At least, anybody with good taste does. It’s easy to take for granted that delicious steak that just came off the grill. But for Christians, how should we think about that wonderful cut of beef? We know God provides us with the food we need, but this came from a grocery store. […]
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Most people have, at some point, wanted to travel around the world, whether it’s to a specific destination for a dream trip, or simply just to live a life traveling all over. Some have even felt called to travel for ministry purposes. For Laura Jones, she was able to travel many times to Romania with her family to be a […]
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The Flames men’s basketball team is gearing up to return to the hardwood, but this season will bring significant changes for the Flames roster and their season. For one, the greatest Flame to lace them up has left Lynchburg, leaving a massive hole in this season’s roster. “We all miss Darius (McGhee),” Flames Head Coach Ritchie McKay said. “But that’s […]
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Mike McDaniels is just a kid playing Madden, and I absolutely love it. Welcome back to Palsgrove’s Points, and this week, I have the pleasure of talking about a fellow football nerd, Miami Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniels. So far this season, the Miami Dolphins have the most electric offense in the NFL. They’ve put up the most yards in […]
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One of the most decorated Liberty athletes of all time, Azul Iritxity Irigoyen of Flames field hockey has had an unexpected, but incredible journey from her home country of Argentina to Liberty Mountain. Irigoyen is a senior goaltender for the Flames, hailing from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Growing up in Argentina, she had many incredible opportunities that prepared her for her […]
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The Liberty men’s D2 hockey team hit the ice this past weekend, splitting its series against Rowan University on Sept. 29 and 30. The Flames claimed a roaring victory on Friday, but then fell to Rowan the following afternoon in overtime at LaHaye Ice Center. In the initial meeting on Friday, Liberty netted a puck less than a minute into […]
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What is a team without raw spaghetti, marshmallows, book clubs and spring trips to Costa Rica? According to the Lady Flames soccer team, nothing. The team’s dominance has been evident, entering the week at 11-1 after just its first loss of the season Sept. 30 against New Mexico State. The team has scored more than one goal in nine of […]
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The Lady Flames soccer team suffered its first regular season loss in over a year against the New Mexico State Aggies on Saturday, Sept. 30, after a highly physical bout at Osborne Stadium. The Flames gave up a goal in each half, losing 2-0. The downfall gives the Aggies the lead in the conference, with a now 4-0 CUSA record. […]
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Liberty defenseman Kevin Bite’s arrival on the Flames D1 hockey team is more than a mere continuation of his college hockey career — it’s a reunion between him and longtime friend, senior forward Jason Foltz. Foltz and Bite may wear the same sweater on the ice for Liberty and skate on the same power play unit, but their roots run […]
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