The new regime is finally set to hit the field. After a fall camp that Flames Head Coach Jamey Chadwell said “felt like forever”, the first-year Liberty coach is nearly prepared for his group to welcome its first opponent to Lynchburg. With the anticipation of the college football season, however, comes the storylines surrounding a program nearly unrecognizable from last […]
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The mountains of Medellín, Colombia are a place that few choose to venture to. Largely overrun by gang members and virtually absent of police presence, choosing to reside in or even visit the area comes with great risk. The Liberty men’s soccer team did more than just visit the city of Medellín, Colombia, this summer. They connected with locals, aided […]
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The Lady Flames volleyball team is off and running for the 2023 season, welcoming opponents to the Hill City for its annual Liberty Tournament Aug. 25-26. Starting the season 3-0 and winning nine consecutive sets, Liberty defeated Bucknell, Gardner Webb and Stony Brook to claim the home tournament title. After swift 3-0 victories over both Bucknell and Gardner-Webb, Liberty […]
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Welcome all, to the first issue of Palsgrove’s Points. This will be a weekly sports column, written by yours truly, covering the world of professional sports and Flames athletics, where I will hold back nothing. My commitment to you is that I will put my unbridled opinions on display, whether they be right or wrong — but they’ll mostly be […]
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Afghanistan endured a 20-year war that claimed the lives of thousands of Afghans starting October 2001. In August 2021, the United States withdrew its troops from Afghanistan, signaling the end of the longest war in American history. However, though the war ended, Afghanistan was not relieved of its peril as a new threat began to emerge. According to the Pew […]
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Have you ever used the terms focal length, noise reduction, ISO or hot shoe? If not, your photography experience has most likely been limited to pointing your phone in the general direction of a subject, touching the screen and letting the app do its magic. If you are an advanced fruit-user, you tap-hold and slide down the exposure a bit to […]
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If you are a committed member of a church body, it’s most often expected that you tithe. And to be honest, sometimes that expectation is off-putting. If you’re a college student struggling to make ends meet, the idea of relinquishing your hard-earned, needed pennies is daunting. Perhaps that’s where the difficulty begins, with a perspective that labels tithing as a […]
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Christian nationalism is a phrase that has picked up a lot of steam, especially among politically active evangelical Christians. Some have intentionally distanced themselves from the term, while others have begun passionately embracing it as their political ideology. This disagreement begs two important questions: What does Christian nationalism even mean, and should Christians embrace such a thing? According to Tom […]
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Red carts and rousing cheers from hundreds of volunteers greeted new students move-in day on Wednesday August 16. These first few days are some of the busiest and most exciting times on campus. Jeremiah Fenn, a freshman at Liberty, agreed. “We had a whole entire crew help us move in,” Fenn said. “(I loved) all the cheering. Just for simply […]
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Head Coach Jamey Chadwell is already making history with the 2024 recruiting class, receiving a commitment to Liberty football from four-star quarterback recruit Jayden Bradford on July 7. Bradford’s commitment, made on the young athlete’s 18th birthday, makes him the highest-rated recruit in program history. Bradford, a former standout at Chapin High School in South Carolina and current quarterback at […]
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