The Flour District, located at 2204 Bedford Ave. in Lynchburg, Virginia, is a fairly new bakery and coffee shop acting as a haven for those looking to relax and enjoy European-inspired pastries and hot coffee. As you walk in, you are met with the sweet aroma of pastries and the sound of grinding coffee beans. To your right is a […]
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The Liberty Men’s Lacrosse team took the field against the University of Tennessee April 4 for their only Midnight Mayhem game of the season, drawing a large crowd of visitors on campus for College for a Weekend (CFAW). The Flames dominated the Volunteers with an 18-10 final score. The men’s lacrosse program was the originator of Midnight Mayhem events when […]
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Want to know how to take pictures of things in space? Here’s how. Events like the lunar eclipse on March 14 led many to wonder how they can snap a photo of such events. The process of taking color photos of galaxies and nebulae is known as astrophotography and is not as complicated as most students might expect. The main […]
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Student Activities held its annual Job Fair April 1 on the second floor of the Montview Student Union to provide students with the opportunity to learn more about the department’s job openings. Event supervisors were also available throughout the fair to answer any questions attendees had. The Job Fair is an opportunity for Student Activities to meet with prospective student […]
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A revolution of Christian music is sweeping the nation, aiming to bring Generation Z to Christ; but what is this music and why is it taking over? Alternative (alt) Christian music, by definition, is a sub-genre of contemporary Christian music inspired by rock and indie musical styles. Artists such as Benjamin William Hastings, Skillet, Josiah Queen and Switchfoot are beloved […]
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Over 100 Liberty University students traveled to Richmond, Virginia, April 2 and rallied in the annual Virginia March for Life, exercising their duty to advocate for the lives of the unborn. According to Virgina Mercury, the first Virginia March for Life event was held in 2019, and acts as a peaceful way to speak out against abortion and defend the […]
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Kent Chevalier, chaplain for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Steelers players Alex Highsmith, Payton Wilson and Miles Killebrew took the stage during Convocation April 2, while Wesley Huff spoke April 4. On Wednesday, Convocation kicked off with K’saan Preston and the Liberty Worship Collective leading worship. It was also announced that the Collective’s version of “Shall Not Want” was released that […]
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Student Activities will be hosting a watercolor painting event, aptly titled “LeMonet,” at 6:30 p.m. April 8 on the Academic Lawn. This artistic occasion, started two years ago by Chloe Rinaldi, a Student Activities event supervisor, provides its attendees with the opportunity to sip lemonade and wind down by painting with friends. LeMonet is geared toward students who may be […]
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In recent months, “dirty soda” and “dirty water” have gained tremendous popularity. Similar to the traditional Italian soda, a dirty soda combines creamer and syrups with popular soft drinks like Sprite or Coke. Despite the plethora of health and wellness trends currently available, many individuals still enjoy an occasional sugary soda beverage and believe this is a health-conscious way to […]
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Are you ready to get all dolled up? As spring comes, so does the season for hall formals and graduation festivities, a time when everyone wants to look their best. Unfortunately for the broke college student, getting dolled up can get expensive. Hair, nails, clothes — the Lynchburg area has lots of options for each of these. The question persists: […]
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The Liberty Men’s Tennis team scorched the Florida Atlantic Owls in a red hot 5-2 victory on March 28. After a hard loss Tuesday, March 25, the Liberty University Men’s Tennis team rose from the ashes to face off against Florida Atlantic University Friday, March 28. Seeking to taste victory, the Flames did not go hungry, defeating the Owls 5-2. […]
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Lynchburg Beacon of Hope is a local nonprofit organization that partners with high schools throughout the area to provide students with equal access to higher education opportunities and help them develop post-graduation plans. Mentors from the organization walk alongside students in order to guide them in discovering their passions and creating connections to the resources that will allow them to […]
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Liberty University’s Forensic Science Club hosted the Director of Centra’s Forensic Nursing Program April Rasmussen at its meeting March 25 to speak about the importance of sexual assault examinations within hospital practices. Rasmussen is a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) at Centra Lynchburg General Hospital, where her job is to provide physical and emotional care for victims of sexual assault. […]
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The 2025-2026 MLB season is now in full swing with opening day taking place March 27. Liberty alumni Fraser Ellard and Will Wagner are making their professional baseball appearances with the Chicago White Sox and Toronto Blue Jays, respectively. During his single season at Liberty, Ellard was added to the ASUN All-Conference First Team. In over 44 innings he […]
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Whenever I read Hebrews 11 — otherwise known as the “Hall of Faith” — I always envision a long corridor, decked out with cabinets displaying trophies and awards of excellence that highlight the incredible faithful acts that Old Testament figures like Abel, Noah, Abraham and Rahab committed to the Lord many years ago. When opening the doors of this metaphorical […]
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