Looking for diverse food options for when you are off campus? If you like to shop small businesses, Burg Burritos, a small burrito shop on 1103 Church St. in downtown Lynchburg, is the perfect destination to enjoy some good food and try some interesting burrito combinations. The store opened Sept. 10, taking over the space where popular crepe bakery Batter […]
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Many do not give a second thought to whether or not they will be able to understand things they listen to, whether a movie or a lecture given by a professor. For deaf Liberty online student Jessica Kuehne, however, clear and accessible communication is something she must advocate for constantly when interacting with the hearing community. Kuehne’s family is a […]
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Tour guide, historian and friend — Terry Falwell, a cousin of the late Dr. Jerry Falwell Sr., is currently the community liaison at the Hancock Welcome Center. His primary task is to give tours of the campus and make visitors feel welcome at Liberty University. From the beginning, Falwell has been committed to the mission that has remained Liberty’s purpose […]
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Picture this: you walk into a room and a foreign melody you’ve never heard before immediately fills your ears. The lighting is dim, creating a cozy environment. You sit on a couch and admire the walls adorned with the South Korean flag and other decorations. This was the atmosphere of the South Korean Lunch and Learn Oct. 22. The International […]
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With the advent of midterm season upon students at Liberty, homework has increased and studying is now a vital part of many students’ daily routines. In the effort to ace exams, students make the daily decisions surrounding the act of studying: when to do it, how to get the most done and, maybe most importantly, where to go to actually […]
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Leaves crunching underfoot when walking to classes, breaths showing in the early hours of the morning and pumpkin spice on every coffee shop menu mark the beginning of fall. Whether you are a college student, working adult or family member, there are many fall-related activities in the Lynchburg area, all available for those who wish to get into the fall […]
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William Byron kept the positive momentum rolling in the Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway Oct. 24 by finishing sixth with a 57-laps lead. After starting in ninth place, Byron wasted no time making his presence felt by moving his way up to fourth by lap 22. He slowly worked his way up further before battling for the lead with […]
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A beautiful, expansive style of offense only resulted in two goals for No. 9 Liberty field hockey, but those two goals were enough to secure a 2-1 win for the high-flying Lady Flames. The team was in a celebratory mood going into the game against No. 22 Kent State because it was senior day. Six players were honored before the […]
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Jason S. Miyares Jason S. Miyares is currently the Republican representative from the 82nd District in the Virginia House of Delegates, and he will be on the ballot for the office of attorney general of Virginia on Nov. 2. According to his campaign website, Miyares is a first-generation American. In 1965, his mother escaped communist Cuba, hoping to give her […]
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Glenn Youngkin Virginia native Glenn Youngkin is the Republican nominee for governor of the Commonwealth. Youngkin has never held public office in Virginia or elsewhere. Originally from Richmond, Youngkin has had a career as a CEO, businessman and entrepreneur, according to his campaign website. While he was growing up, Youngkin’s family moved to Virginia Beach where he got his first […]
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Winsome Sears Originally from Kingston, Jamaica, Winsome Sears is the first Black woman to be the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. If elected, this would not be Sears’ first time holding public office in Virginia. In 2002, she was elected to the Virginia General Assembly where she served for two years, according to the Richmond […]
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Jake Glass had not felt well for a year. After football practice, he would feel lightheaded and dizzy. His mother was concerned because his skin was too pale. Kayla Glass, a financial services compliance analyst at Liberty, knew that after running, her son Jake should have a redder complexion. Why was he feeling bad? Relying on her instinct, she took […]
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The Liberty Women’s Flag Football Competition, held on Oct. 22-23 at the Liberty Mountain Intramural Complex fields, included six teams of girls that fought for the championship spot and a chance to win champion-titled T-shirts. The six teams included Block It Like It’s Hot, End Zone Chasers, Friday Night Tights, Katie’s Team, The Election Steelers and No Punt Intended. Each […]
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This week, Liberty University will have another opportunity to welcome prospective students and parents to our campus for the first time. Many of you remember the first time you came to Liberty and how the decision you made impacted not only where you would go to school, but also how God would direct your path in your education, your career […]
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Whether it’s a trail ride, a lesson or a spot on the Equestrian Team, the horses at the Liberty Mountain Equestrian Center provide a lot of opportunities for students. The Liberty Mountain Equestrian Center saddled up for another meet and greet on Saturday, Oct. 23 where students could meet and interact with the horses that live at the center. […]
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