Students gathered virtually across campus and in-person in the Vines center for the semi-annual Coffeehouse event March 27, which was inspired this semester by late night television and comedy. Host Landen Swain and cohost Lisa Diaczynsky, both members of the Student Activities staff, led the night with lively interactions. From the opening titles, performances by musicians including Drew Lafferty and […]
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After debating, performing and analyzing a variety of topics virtually against competitors from around the country, a handful of students returned to Green Hall Room 1370A for an equally pressing matter: to argue about where to find the best meatball sub in Lynchburg. The Liberty University Forensics Speech Team competed in 11 traditional forensics events and parliamentary debate, bringing home […]
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Do you ever dream of visiting a country colored by rolling raspberry fields, hand-painted Easter eggs and mountains as far as the eye can see? This is how Milos Stosic, who first came to the United States at age 17 on a basketball scholarship, described his home country of Serbia. His presentation at the International Student Center Lunch and Learn: […]
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Liberty’s recycling program draws inspiration from Genesis 2:15: “The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it.” The recycling program aims to carry out this mission of environmental stewardship by equipping staff, faculty and students with the knowledge and resources they need to recycle properly, according to […]
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Nestled in the James River, Percival’s Island Natural Area serves as both a piece of Lynchburg’s history and a natural resource for the community to enjoy. Once a private home and later a rail yard, Percival’s Island now offers the Lynchburg community a space for a variety of recreational activities. Before being named Percival’s Island, the area was called Horse […]
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Liberty’s recreation of the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for drama and Tony Award for Best Play recipient by John Patrick Shanley, “Doubt: A Parable,” tells the story of a parish in the Bronx that is under scrutiny for a potential scandal between a new student and the priest. “The play is set in 1964 at a Catholic school in the Bronx,” […]
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The Campus Community sermon began after Nate Diaz, a junior on the Liberty Worship Collective, finished leading the crowd in the powerful song, “Promises,” by Maverick City Music. Minutes after stepping off the stage, Diaz’s phone buzzed with a text from an unfamiliar number sending him messages and audio files. Maverick City, by the end of the week, had placed […]
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The freedom to carry a gun in this country is a privilege I refuse to take for granted. It is arguably one of the most valuable freedoms we have been blessed with in this nation, and I will defend it with every ounce of my being. Despite what we are being told by the media and the leaders of this […]
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The Bible says that Satan disguises himself as an “angel of light” when he tries to deceive the world and ensnare us in his ways (2 Corinthians 11:14). On Monday, he abandoned his age-old playbook of nuanced deception and reared his head in a stark way through one of his servants. Rapper Lil Nas X released a new line of […]
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For the first time in 50 years, NASCAR raced on dirt at Bristol – and William Byron exceeded his own expectations. His sixth-place finish puts him at a career high of sixth in the points standings. Byron showed some speed early in the race, bursting from his eighth-place starting position up to third by lap 15. He fell back to […]
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(photo – NCAA 2021) Dogged by turnovers and foul trouble from the beginning of the night, Liberty started its fifth March Madness appearance with a strong first half but finished it on a sour note, slumping to a 69-60 loss against Oklahoma State Friday night in the first round. Senior Elijah Cuffee’s 16 points paced the Flames on a night […]
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Value the people around you “It’s never too early to start living your life now. As much as being in your 20s is about planning for the future and preparing for the future, don’t always be so tied up with that that you forget that this is your life. When you get to your death bed you’re not going to […]
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