With hopes of drawing people together to form a greater communal atmosphere and communicating the academic and professional opportunities that experiences in research and scholarship can bring, the first floor of DeMoss Hall went through a remodeling process that began in late June of 2016 through the middle of January 2018. Brad Barber, director of Design and Renovation-Construction with Facilities […]
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Extending their home win streak, the Liberty Flames Division 1 men’s hockey team took to the ice and captured the victory, dominating Western Michigan 4-0 Saturday night, Feb. 3, at the LaHaye Ice Center. After a squeaking past the Broncos 4-3 Friday, the Flames put on a commanding performance against the same team a night later to extend their home […]
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Liberty Men’s Hockey notched its 12th straight victory Friday, Feb. 2, against Western Michigan in the first matchup in the program’s history. Liberty also won its 14th of its last 15 games and claimed the ESCHL regular season title last week. Liberty’s stingy defense and dominant power-play performance were two keys to the victory Friday night. The Flames scored on […]
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Having never trailed throughout the match, the Liberty University men’s basketball team took home an impressive win over Winthrop University 77-61 Thursday, Feb. 1, at the Vines Center. Liberty (14-10, 5-6 Big South) played with a noteworthy effort to drop Winthrop (13-9, 7-4 Big South) for the second time this season, sweeping them for the first time since 2003-04. The […]
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Senator James Lankford (R) from Oklahoma paid an impromptu visit to Liberty University’s campus on Feb. 1 and taped a segment for the Fox News talk show “The Ingraham Angle” from Liberty’s television studios in Green Hall. Sen. Lankford had just left a Republican Party policy retreat in White Sulfur Springs, West Virginia. Only the day before, on Jan. 31, […]
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The Liberty University Police Department, in the rollout of the spring semester, has implemented a new policy that requires all attendees to walk through a metal detectors and have their bags checked before entering the Vines Center in an attempt to ensure students’ safety. “Convocation is the largest gathering of Christians which occurs on a reg ular basis,” Ron Sloan, […]
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Liberty University upperclassmen will have the opportunity to experience on-campus living with certain off-campus freedoms through the Office of Residence Life’s Independent Housing Program for the 2018-2019 academic year. Students accepted into the pilot program will live on East 40 or 41 and will be exempt from curfew checks and cleanliness checks. The program offers accepted students the same apartment-style […]
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On v. Off-Campus Housing Jack Panyard “Should I stay or should I go?” The legendary question posed by the Clash is especially pertinent to students in the middle of their academic career, those who are generally looking for more freedom and personal responsibility. As students are purveying housing options, whether to stay on campus or move off can […]
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Liberty University Student Government Association is experiencing division as the House of Delegates has been trying to pass taboo and controversial bills, many of which directly contradict the Liberty Way. Among the resolutions that were proposed last semester was one to allow foul language, another to allow drinking off campus and another that would allow consumption of tobacco products. These […]
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The Center for Multicultural Enrichment and the Center for Apologetics and Cultural Engagement hosted more than 250 students in the Science Hall auditorium to hear from well-educated speakers about diversity Feb. 1. These organizations held the Diversity Symposium to talk about contextualizing apologetics and discuss Christianity with contextualization. The goal of the night for the Center for Apologetics and Cultural […]
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The Outdoor Recreation Department is holding a Wilderness First Responder course March 17-25, during Liberty’s spring break, that will help teach safety and first aid to the sizable community of hikers on Liberty’s campus. Lynchburg, located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is in a region rich with mountain treks and breathtaking landscape views. With this opportunity comes an increased risk […]
Read moreAs Christians seek to find out more information regarding mental illness and suicide prevention in their churches, Liberty University partnered with Lifeway Research and the American Association of Christian Counselors in the fall of 2017 to survey how local churches address suicide. Lifeway Research surveyed pastors and laypeople to comprehensively report on this issue in local Protestant churches. Liberty’s Provost […]
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Friday, Feb. 2 Game Nathaniel Chambers Liberty Men’s Hockey notched its 12th straight victory Friday, Feb. 2, against Western Michigan in the first matchup in the program’s history. Liberty also won its 14th of its last 15 games and claimed the ESCHL regular season title last week. Liberty’s stingy defense and dominant power-play performance were two keys to the victory […]
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Last season, the Liberty women’s lacrosse team finished with a 6-13 overall record, and a 4-3 conference landing them in fourth place in the Big South. This season the team looks to change their standings, by focusing on what the team calls The Team 10. “We focus on 10 things to help build each other up,” sophomore Grace Fletcher said. […]
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The Liberty Lady Flames basketball team lengthened its dominant seven-game home win streak to eight games by defeating the Presbyterian Blue Hose 63-55. The game was highlighted by the Lady Flames second half offensive post dominance which was composed of forwards Keyen Green and KK Barbour. The Blue Hose (7-15) entered the Vines Center with the intention of dousing the […]
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