The last time Liberty played in the NCAA Tournament, Caleb Homesley’s 30-point game powered the Flames to a historic first-round upset over Mississippi State. Two years, a global pandemic and a canceled March Madness later, the Flames are back in the Big Dance looking to pull off another upset – this time against Oklahoma State. Ranked as a No. 13 […]
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Concerned Women for America (CWA) will be wheeling its large pink bus onto Liberty University’s campus Friday as it begins its three-week “Women for Amy” tour, showing their support of the Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett. Starting at 12 p.m., Penny Nance, president and CEO of CWA, and other representatives of the organization plan to meet with students […]
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Acting President Jerry Prevo announced at a press conference Wednesday afternoon that Liberty plans to bring 2,200 students to Washington, D.C. Sept. 26 for the 2020 Prayer March hosted by Franklin Graham. Prevo and Vice President of the Office of Spiritual Development David Nasser, both attending the march, said they are excited to represent Liberty at the Prayer March, as […]
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Members of the Liberty University football team and the women’s basketball team organized a gathering at the base of the Freedom Tower Tuesday morning to peacefully discuss racial issues. Students gathered at 10:30 a.m., and some held “Black Lives Matter” flags. The meeting progressed into a conversation, as attendees struck up civil and respectful discussions from differing points of view. […]
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As the student body election begins to gear up via social media campaigning and through an online voting format, the three campaigns running for student body president and vice president look to establish their own platforms and visions for Liberty students. Each campaign answered three questions in regard to their purpose for running and how they plan to create change […]
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Liberty student Luis Quijano was shocked when he found out he was a Fulbright Scholarship finalist. When he found out, he knew his dream was becoming a reality. Quijano, a Liberty graduate, previously applied for another Fulbright grant but was rejected and has been teaching English in Thailand while waiting to hear whether or not he would receive the second […]
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There is one event every year that gives me the ultimate high as a sports fan. No, it’s not the beauty and tradition of the Masters. It’s not the spectacle and massive production of the Super Bowl. It’s not even the excitement and intrigue of the World Series. The one event that I would sacrifice all others for is the […]
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Even in a time when there are no live sports to watch on TV, you can still stay engaged and gain a deeper understanding of the wide world of sports. Between the draft, football drama, learning a new skill, or even just learning sports history, there’s something sports-related for everyone to occupy their time with. Most sports leagues in the […]
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It takes a little creativity, a touch of freestyle and the ability to think on your feet. The quick-thinking adventure is why Liberty ski and snowboard head coach Isaac Gibson was initially drawn to flying down a snow-covered hill with a board strapped to his feet. Though he had never snowboarded before coming to Liberty, Gibson is not just Liberty’s […]
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The spread of coronavirus has turned life upside down for billions of people around the world. For many athletes whose seasons were cut short by the virus, that uncertainty has taken away their last year playing the sport they love in college. The Liberty men’s DI hockey team was ranked No. 2 in the country, the highest in program history. […]
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For Liberty women’s lacrosse player Sarah Steenson, her senior season has come to an end after playing only six games before the ASUN canceled all remaining spring sports due to the coronavirus. On March 10, Steenson became the third Flames player to win the ASUN Defensive Player of the Week this season and the second Lady Flame to win in […]
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Brant Tolsma announced to his team that he would be retiring as Liberty University’s director of track and field and cross-country Feb. 29, following their sweep at the 2020 ASUN Indoor Track and Field Championships. What he did not realize at that time was that he had just coached the final collegiate meet of his illustrious 34-year career at LU […]
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The ASUN conference suspended all athletic competitions earlier this month and, with college students all over the country sent home, all of Liberty’s athletics programs have been shut down for the remainder of the semester. This includes the softball team. Even though the season has been canceled for the Liberty Flames softball team due to the COVID-19 outbreak in the […]
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Before COVID-19 became a pandemic, six students decided to run for student body president and vice-president. Now, the virus is not about to stop them. Weeks ago, talk of an extended spring break and moving school online sparked anxiety in college students as they wondered what effect COVID-19 would have on their classes, extracurricular activities and events. Liberty was one […]
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Since the official legislation signing ceremony in February, students have seen changes implemented as a result of the passed Student Government Association (SGA) legislation. Included in the new legislation were successful bills to add an iced coffee PLUS+ swipe option at the on-campus Dunkin’, schedule monthly dates for open dorms and implement a take-out dining option at Doc’s Diner, among […]
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