On a chilly Saturday, the Lady Flames caught fire, notching their first win of the young season against the Longwood Lancers 16-4. The Liberty University women’s lacrosse team improved to 1-2 on the season after dropping its first two games to ranked Virginia and North Carolina teams. The Flames are no strangers to 0-2 starts, having started 0-2 in their […]
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Every student athlete’s journey requires persistence, but for Lady Flames basketball player Casey Hunt, the endurance it took to reach her goals demanded a new level of patience. The walk-on player never thought that becoming a Lady Flame would be her reality, but a lifetime of dedication paired with newfound faith made the difference for the guard. Hunt’s path to […]
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Fresh off a sweep against Ohio University on the road, Liberty returned to the LaHaye Ice Center to face off against the Niagara Purple Eagles Feb. 16-17. With just a handful of games left in the season, the men’s D1 hockey team looked to continue the climb to a potential top five spot in the nation and continue its winning […]
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With an electrifying start, the Liberty University baseball team came out firing on both sides of the ball to kick off its season. Coming into the year, the Flames were ranked second in the Conference USA preseason poll, with three players making the preseason all-conference team. Holding high expectations and a new set of opponents, the Flames did not let […]
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The biannual University of New York Fashion Week kicked off Feb. 8-11, and Liberty University student Caroline Danforth was one of the 27 students from different universities nationwide to experience the fast-paced fashion industry firsthand. Liberty’s Family and Consumer Sciences department and Collegiate Licensing Company recognized Danforth as one of the few to receive a $7,000 full-expense-paid trip to New […]
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World Help is a philanthropic and hands-on organization that aims to spread the love of God through humanitarian aid in underprivileged communities around the world. Though the organization is stationed in Forest, Virginia, it globally aids communities in need through shipments of relief aid packages. Founded in 1991 by former Liberty University Dean of Students and Vice President of student […]
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When spring comes around, there’s a sense of renewal in the air. The sun shines a little longer, bringing warmth and revitalization to the outdoors. As birds chirp in the air, fresh flowers bloom across the landscape. Spring awakens a sense of change. It allows us to embrace new beginnings and invite change. With the spring season just around the […]
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Born from an unseemly first step, Gospel Community Church is well-known in the Lynchburg area for being a place of flourishing outreach. Starting as a simple prison ministry, the church has grown into a nondenominational church with over a thousand attendees between its two locations at Rivermont and College Hill. Even from its humble beginnings, God has led the church […]
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The sun has just begun to set on the horizon and cast a pale orange light onto the rocky path in front of you. The wind blows through the surrounding trees and sends shivers down your spine. Pensively, you take a small step forward and fall to the ground as another set of rocks makes you lose your balance. Shaking […]
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Holding onto hope and cherishing every moment one has with their loved ones are two of the prominent themes surrounding Maury Yeston and Peter Stone’s musical, “Titanic.” The musical follows the lives of the Titanic’s passengers and chronicles the events leading up to the ocean liner’s tragic journey on the icy Atlantic Ocean. Navy blue light floods the stage as […]
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Sheri Parmelee has done it all. From establishing careers in event planning, real estate, home and business decorating and, most recently, publishing, Parmelee has certainly built an extensive resume. Framed and displayed on Parmelee’s Green Hall office walls are her many scholarly accolades, including her bachelor’s degrees in communication and English at the University of Maryland, College Park, her Master […]
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LU ONE will host NOLA Nights: Birthplace of Jazz from 9-11 p.m. at the LaHaye Event Space Feb. 23. This will be the first NOLA Nights event hosted at Liberty University. Melissa Harris, the communications and branding director for LU ONE, is ready to bring this new event to the table. The event got the name “NOLA” because it is […]
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Love and truth are inextricably linked. To love is to be changed, and to seek the heart of the Father is to be reformed in his likeness. We cannot abide in him and remain the same. Jocelyn Miltz, a senior in the psychology department, created a podcast firmly rooted in these principles. Miltz said passion is “to see the world […]
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In a Freedom Tower room filled with bright lights and colors surrounded by Disney memorabilia, students can find associate professor Chris Hulshof with a kind smile and a heart for bridging the gap between Christian communities and individuals with disabilities. Hulshof teaches courses in the School of Divinity such as Old and New Testament Survey, Inductive Bible Study and Theology […]
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CURE International connects Liberty University to a worldwide network of children’s hospitals to bring physical and spiritual healing to hard-to-reach areas of the world. Chris Oglesby, spiritual director of CURE at Liberty University and a senior studying biomedical sciences, has seen the Lord work through the Christian organization. “We’ve seen CURE play out in real time,” Oglesby said. “The […]
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