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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LU ONE kicked off Women’s History Month on March 1 with their open house in the Equity & Inclusion Lounge in Montview Student Union to offer women the opportunity to connect with one another and also promote upcoming events. Light refreshments were provided during the open house, which ran from 1-4 p.m. “We’re just taking this opportunity to celebrate women: […]
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Regular season hockey has concluded, and the ACHA and AAU national tournaments are all that await Liberty University hockey. The Flames will have four of the five teams repping the red and blue in St. Louis March 7-17, and the men’s D3 team will play in the AAU National Championship in West Chester, Pennsylvania March 6-13. The men’s D1 and D2 […]
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Students piled into the neon-lit Thomas Indoor Soccer Center to play Neon Mini Golf March 2. Inside the Thomas Indoor Soccer Center, the dark room glowed from neon bar lights and LED pylons. The course consisted of 18 holes and wrapped around the arena. Attendees putted a glowing golf ball around the course and wore glow sticks on their wrists. […]
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St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, is quickly approaching, and that means storefronts will be decorated with green clovers and pots of gold. But the holiday is a lot more than an excuse to wear green and don good luck charms; it commemorates the life of St. Patrick and the introduction of Christianity to Ireland. When Christians understand the importance of […]
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Let me preface the following by asserting that I am not a conspiracy theorist. That being said, many conspiracy theories were running through my head Thursday Feb. 22 when, according to the Washington Post, “More than 1.7 million AT&T customers across the country reported problems with their cellphone service.” Headed to the second day of Southeastern Theological Seminary’s Center for […]
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Sometimes God can show us an opportunity to serve while going about our normal daily lives. That happened to senior Braylin Miller this year while she was involved in Liberty’s COAL (Camp and Outdoor Adventure Leadership) program. Miller is starting a Christian summer camp named Blossom Ridge Christian Camps in her hometown of West Jefferson, North Carolina. The opening of […]
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There are few things colder than the cold shoulder of one who used to be close. It is far from heart-breaking to be disliked or unwanted by a stranger, but to know someone who begins to turn into a stranger is a confusing and painful experience to say the least. Seasons of despair will come to all who invest in […]
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The energy was high at the final day of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) as former President Donald Trump was welcomed to the stage for the event’s keynote speech Feb. 24, where he spoke about the upcoming election to a packed room. Trump began his speech by thanking CPAC’s chairman, Matt Schlapp, and his wife, Mercedes Schlapp, along with […]
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Matt Gaetz opened his speech Feb. 23 at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) by telling the crowd that he has exposed a government that, according to him, has been weaponized against the American people. “The truth is that we can’t save the nation with the current Republican team,” Gaetz said. “We have to get tougher (and) smarter, and we […]
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The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) 2024 in Washington, D.C., Feb. 21-24 brought together attendees and speakers from different nations. CPAC describes itself on its website as the “largest and most influential gathering of conservatives in the world.” This year, thousands of attendees came dressed in anything from casual attire supporting their favorite conservative candidate to ballgowns. Wednesday night kicked […]
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When Mark Hine, executive vice president for Student Affairs, came to Liberty University as a student in 1973, he was handed a small stack of papers with Liberty’s guidelines for students. The guidelines ranged from requirements for women to wear dresses or matching pantsuits, males and females not being allowed to communicate past 6 p.m. and only double-dating until students […]
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State After authorities searched for a missing Virginia Tech student for nearly a week, the student has been spotted halfway across the country in Missouri. Johnny Roop, an Abingdon, Virginia native was reported missing Feb. 16. According to ABC News, Roop was last seen the night before his disappearance at his roommate’s birthday dinner and was reported to be normal. The […]
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Liberty University Counseling and Psychological Services (LU CAPS) is bringing attention to National Eating Disorder Awareness Week (EDAW) by hosting an Eating Disorder Awareness Event Tuesday, Feb. 27 in Montview from 2-4 p.m. Resources and information about EDAW will be displayed during the event and a discussion panel of eating disorder counselors and specialist counselors will begin at 5 p.m. […]
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The annual All-Clubs Fair took place at the Montview Student Union on Feb. 19 in order for students to learn about the many organizations on campus they can join. Ryleigh Blair Combs, director of clubs in the Student Government Association (SGA), said that the All-Clubs Fair is hosted every year by SGA to help clubs increase their number of members […]
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