Every time I turn on the television or pick up a newspaper, another natural disaster, mass shooting or case of sexual assault has occurred. Add in the polarized attitude that dominates most public conversation, and it is easy to become overwhelmed and discouraged. I know God is in control, but at times, my heart does not feel like this is […]
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Lahren addressed Convocation attendees about topics ranging from immigration, racism and feminism. Lahren is currently a FoxNews contributer after being fired from her show on TheBlaze due to expressing her pro-choice views. Controversial right-wing political commentator Tomi Lahren took the stage at Liberty University’s Convocation Monday, Dec. 4, where she commended Donald Trump, sounded off a list of hot-topic […]
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“The gal’s loaded,” my gramma said as I laid down ace after ace with suppressed glee. She was staying at our house for Christmas, and I was little enough that I could not hold my cards in my hand and arrange them at the same time. I would turn around, lay them all down on the floor, sort them and […]
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When I was younger, I always associated Christmas with two things – Santa and presents. Now that I am 20 years old, I still associate Christmas with two things. That’s right – presents and the people who give me presents. Why do I do this? I don’t know. Maybe because I am just like any other human being who likes […]
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As technology develops, the internet has become an increasingly important part of our every day lives. We use smart phones and computers for everything from emails to streaming videos. The creation of smart appliances means that the internet is also used to create shopping lists, turn on lights and monitor home security. With more data being sent over the internet, […]
Read moreSo, this is it. As I write my final column of the semester—my final column of 2017—I can’t help but feel both nostalgic and nauseated as I look back at the year’s historical events. It was a year largely marked by Donald Trump’s erratic and theatrical first year of presidency, highlighted by 3 a.m. tweets and the removal […]
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Despite early victory over Baylor, Flames struggled to remain consistent with early scoring and ended season 6-5. Two Flames players were named on the first-team All-Big South and sophomore quarterback Stephen “Buckshot” Calvert was named on the second-team All-Big South. Although Liberty football’s initial year of their transition to the FBS was filled with a historic victory, unforgettable games and […]
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A promising season for Lady Flames field hockey included two players earning spots on the first-team All Big East and wins against top-ranking teams. The team looks forward to working towards possibly winning the Big East title game and advancing to the NCAA tournament next year. Liberty Field Hockey (8-11) hoped to avenge their Big East title game loss from […]
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Soccer team uses Bible verse Proverbs 22:6 to encourage each other to grow in their faith on and off the field. Despite a strong season, the team did not achieve all of their goals and looks forward to improving next season. Liberty University Men’s Soccer ended its season with a final record of 10-6 after falling to High Point […]
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Lady Flames go 12-19 in head coach Shane Pinder’s last season after 15 years of coaching Liberty women’s volleyball. Team focused on encouraging each other and having a positive mindset going into games on and off the court throughout the season. While the Lady Flames volleyball team finished their 2017 season with a losing record (12-19, 8-8), they showed […]
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UNCG relied on junior guard Francis Alanso to score critical points that lead to the Spartans 76-75 victory against Liberty men’s basketball. Strong defensive skills by the Flames kept them in the game through both regulation and the triple overtime. Despite leading by 11 points with under five minutes remaining in regulation, the Liberty University men’s basketball team failed […]
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Kirwa enjoys spending time outside in nature and representing Christ as an athlete for Liberty. A junior nursing major, the coaches hope he will be able to earn All-American honors three more times during his time at Liberty. Azaria Kirwa, a junior runner for the Liberty cross country team,place d 25th and earned All-American honors in the NCAA Cross Country […]
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After trailing the Valpos in the first half, the Lady Flames turned their frustration into playing and won 61-40. Focusing on resilience and defense in the second half, the strengthened defense led to a stronger offense for the Lady Flames. The young Lady Flames basketball team entered the locker room at halftime in frustration, as they trailed the Valparaiso Valpos […]
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Lady Flames soccer loses to the Longwood Lancers in the Big South semi-final, but they look forward to next season. The team grew both on and off the field, and gathered to hold hands and pray after games regardless of the outcome. As the final horn sounded, the Lady Flames soccer team walked off the field disappointed in its 2-0 […]
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A community of Christ-centered girls gathers for Bible study at the Tea House Lounge on Tuesday at 8 p.m. The Bible study includes snacks, worship and time spent working through a devotional written by college students. One. One girl fell in love with the vision of an all-girls, weekly gathering on campus. Seven. Seven girls began to pray for this […]
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