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International Student Shares Culture and Food From the Country Close to Her Heart

October 11, 2021 Jeddi Tso Leave a comment

Seeking to understand new cultures can present many challenges, but the International Student Center’s Lunch and Learn event makes learning about other lifestyles and customs effortless and accessible. In a place as diverse as Liberty University, where a variety of cultures are represented, becoming aware of others’ backgrounds is a rewarding experience. The International Student Center (ISC) at Liberty serves […]

Liberty Students Collaborate With Friends of New London to Share Local History

October 11, 2021 Jordan Smith Leave a comment

There’s London, England, a well-known city steeped in history. Then, there’s New London, a former town near Lynchburg, which is obscure in comparison to its English counterpart but matches its rich and abundant history. On Saturday, Oct. 2, Friends of New London and Liberty University celebrated New London Day, an event dedicated to the preservation and recognition of New London […]

Liberty Tunes in Again for Sonic-Con

October 11, 2021 Ashleigh Brown Leave a comment

Sonic-Con is a convention that serves one goal: helping people make connections in the audio entertainment industry. Sonic-Con Executive Director Chris Nelson ensured that this event is for anyone looking for a way to break into the industry whether the student is interested in acting, writing, producing or anything else. Sonic-Con was first suggested to Nelson by one of his […]

Campus Runway: The Future of Fashion Through the Eyes of Young Professionals

October 11, 2021 Jessi Green Leave a comment

Innovative, technical and smart — this is how the ever-evolving fashion industry is looking towards the future of fashion branding and design. With one eye on the present and the other searching ahead, fashion is blazing the trail to the future and giving young professionals a front row seat to the changes underway. Here are three changes to expect when […]

Facs Fashion Show Hosts Tryouts for Models

October 11, 2021 Austin Farmerie Leave a comment

Lights, camera, walk! The Liberty University family and consumer sciences department is having its 16th annual fashion show. Designers gathered in DeMoss Hall to find the perfect model to display the designs in the fashion show, which will go live in April 2022. The theme for this year’s show is “Blueprint Couture: Where Fashion Meets Architecture.” According to the fashion […]

Filipino Student Reflects on Being Called to Medical Missions While Serving

October 11, 2021 Nadia Vires Leave a comment

A woman walked into the clinic carrying one child in her arms and guiding the other beside her, and then-15-year-old Jamie Lynne Lois Balugo explained to her how often she should take her new prescription. Grasping the medication she had traveled miles to get, the woman locked eyes with Balugo and, with unmatched gratitude, replied with a simple, “Thank you, […]

Fifty Years of Outreach: Reflecting on Liberty’s Local and Global Service

October 11, 2021 Renee Farmer Leave a comment

“Serve one another in love,” Paul instructs believers in Galatians 5:13. For the past 50 years, Liberty University has devoted countless time and resources to putting this verse into practice. Despite changes in leadership, organization and size, Liberty has worked together with students throughout its history to impact the local community and the world for Christ. The university upholds its […]

Byron Eliminated From Nascar Playoff Contention

October 11, 2021 Joshua Lipowski Leave a comment

An 11th-place finish in the Bank of American ROVAL 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway eliminated William Byron from the NASCAR playoffs despite leading a race-high 30 laps. With Byron essentially in a must-win situation, Crew Chief Rudy Fugle elected to go for a strategy that neglected stage points and focused solely on putting Byron in a position to win the […]

Liberty Disc Golf Places Second in Dean’s Cup

October 11, 2021 Aaron Palsgrove Leave a comment

The Liberty disc golf team started its season off with a bang, finishing second in one of the biggest disc golf tournaments on the East Coast to open its 2021 campaign. The Dean’s Cup is the collegiate portion of the United States Disc Golf Championship (USDGC). It features a smaller lineup of schools this year due to COVID-19, but the […]

Liberty Men’s Lacrosse Alumni Return To Play Against (And Beat) Current Team

October 11, 2021 Cameron Satterthwaite Leave a comment

On a cool evening Oct. 8, former lacrosse players for Liberty’s lacrosse team went head-to-head with the current club team as part of the homecoming weekend. Although the younger lacrosse team initially built a substantial lead, the alumni dug deep and battled back to win the match as the closing buzzer sounded. Head Coach Kyle McQuillan oversaw the match and enjoyed […]

Liberty’s Field Hockey Team Blanks Villanova in a Statement Victory

October 11, 2021 James Altamirano Leave a comment

The No. 10 Lady Flames field hockey team extended its winning streak to six games on the season with its 7-0 victory against Villanova Oct. 8. The Flames’ offense came out swinging to begin the game with junior Jodie Conolly scoring off a penalty corner shot one minute into the game. Junior forward Daniella Rhodes notched another goal for the […]

Champion’s Choice: Our Picks for Liberty’s Road Trip to LA-Monroe

October 11, 2021 Luke Randle Leave a comment

As Liberty walked off the field with a win against Middle Tennessee Oct. 9, we all looked eagerly at our football predictions to see who came the closest to correctly predicting the score. Turns out we had our first tie of the year. Cameron Satterthwaite and Joshua Lipowski were both four points off from the correct score, so they each […]

No. 3 Ranked Flames Score 10 Against Delaware To Keep Undefeated Record

October 11, 2021 Luke Randle Leave a comment

Kirk Handy, head coach for Liberty’s Division I men’s hockey team, had previously dubbed his players the “cardiac kids” due to their slow starts in games. That was not the case Oct. 8 at the LaHaye Ice Center. The No. 3 Liberty Flames exploded for five goals in the first period, steamrolling the No. 24 Delaware Blue Hens in route […]

What Exactly is an SID?

October 11, 2021 Christian Shields Leave a comment

If you were to ask the average Liberty student what a Sports Information Director (SID) is, few would be able to provide a substantial answer. Regardless of its anonymity on campus, this role plays an integral part in intercollegiate athletics. SIDs are responsible for much of the behind the scenes work that goes into making game days as seamless […]

Liberty Football Stifles MTSU in Blowout Homecoming Victory

October 11, 2021 Christian Shields Leave a comment

Despite a few offensive mistakes, Liberty football still handily dismantled the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders in a 41-13 victory Oct. 9. After deferring to begin the game, Liberty’s defense wasted no time in demonstrating its competence. A stop by the Liberty defense on fourth-and-1 resulted in a turnover on downs, allowing quarterback Malik Willis to begin his first drive in […]

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