Liberty University’s disc golf teams headed down to South Carolina for the annual College Disc Golf National Championships April 3-6. With three first-place finishes and more top 10 finishes, Liberty’s club athletes had extremely successful ends to their seasons. Division II junior Greyson Lifto started the celebration early in the week. Lifto set off the fireworks early with an eagle […]
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Welcome back, y’all. In last week’s issue, I wrote about how the transfer portal has messed with the Flames roster; if you want to read that, you can either grab a copy of Issue 8 or read online. This week, we’re going to continue that conversation about how the Flames’ roster is being shaken up as we head into the […]
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The No. 48 Liberty University Flames fought hard as they barely fell to the No. 71 UNCW Seahawks 4-3 on Senior Day at the Cook Tennis Center. The day was filled with high levels of competition, intense emotions and unusual circumstances. The sunny weather and the electricity of the packed crowd made for an incredible final home game of the […]
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The Liberty University men’s golf team competed in the Lewis Chitengwa Memorial tournament in Charlottesville, Virginia April 8-9. The Flames finished 10th out of 13 teams, shooting 17-over-par and marking their sixth top 10 finish in nine tournaments this season. The Flames were led by junior Brett Reid and graduate Isaac Simmons, who both finished in the top 20. Reid […]
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April is here, and it’s almost time for the annual fashion show put on by Liberty University’s Association of Students of African Descent(s). This year’s show will be one of “jubilee” as ASAD celebrates its 25th anniversary at the Vines Center Saturday, April 20 at 7 p.m. This production has been in the works since the beginning of the […]
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Getting internships can be one of the most difficult and frustrating processes for a college student. It takes patience, resilience, bravery and good time management. The good news is that it doesn’t have to be done alone. There are many resources available to students across Liberty University’s campus that can help make this task a bit less daunting. It’s important […]
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Located in Green Hall, the 3D Innovation Lab is a place where ideas can come to life. Students are encouraged to utilize not only the various machines at their disposal, but also their own ideas to build a variety of 3D creations. “Studio art majors and anybody who goes through the training (can use the equipment),” Todd Smith, professor and […]
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He flew transport planes in World War II and the Korean War. He was a decorated war hero and a self- taught painter. He was a man who lost his faith and found it again. Robert Wilson Sr. did it all and then painted the life of the man who saved his soul. His most famous body of work, the […]
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Piled high in assistant professor of nursing Lisa Gazan’s office are bins of baby bottles, clothes, medicine and booster seats all packed for the School of Nursing’s upcoming mission trip to Nairobi, Kenya. There, Gazan, along with two other faculty members and 17 nursing students, will spend spring break caring for infants and serving the community’s needs. Liberty University’s School […]
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It’s not easy to gain a road win in college basketball — the UTEP Miners know that all too well. The team from El Paso finally gained its first conference road victory of the season last Thursday at Jacksonville State, easing some frustration for the team that sits at No. 7 in Conference USA. That first road success soon turned […]
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It’s a busy day as usual in the Jerry Falwell Library. Fresh out of class with a full homework to-do list, students wander the shelves, searching for the perfect study spot. After perusing the library’s resources, students may stumble upon a hidden treasure located on the terrace level. Nestled beside the Curriculum Library, the Archives collection awaits to be explored […]
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Of the 118 players who suit up for Liberty University Flames hockey across five separate teams, just one name hails from a different continent. Flames Division I men’s hockey player Alex Charin resides 5,006 miles away from his hometown of Moscow, Russia. But for the 22-year-old forward, the journey that’s brought him from Russia’s capital to the hills of Lynchburg […]
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The NFL Combine is freaking weird. Imagine you’re about to leave college and you need a job, so you are asked to attend a career fair with 32 potential employers who all want to interview you, allow the American media to interview you and have their team’s doctors give you a complete medical evaluation where they actively look for anything […]
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Even in the dreary rain, Flames fans showed their unwavering support of the women’s lacrosse team Tuesday, Feb. 27 as they played against their rivals, the Duke Blue Devils. Keeping a close trail of No. 37 Duke’s lead throughout the entirety of the game, the Flames ultimately couldn’t keep close enough to the Blue Devils, suffering defeat to the North […]
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Sharing testimonies of faith, challenges and confidence, the LU ONE Women’s Leadership Panel happening March 19 from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the LaHaye Event Space will feature the discussion of women with strong faith while promoting a culture of fellowship and community. This year’s theme is all about celebrating women in leadership, and it will include a moderator-led […]
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