Category: News

Rotapalooza, one of the biggest events The Food Court at Reber-Thomas has put on this semester, was held April 25 in honor of the spring semester coming to an end for students. The experience started at the doors; the lights were dimmed, and the entire dining hall was covered with streamers, decorations and stations for students to enjoy a nightto […]

Help is on the way! On Saturday, April 29, Liberty University students gathered at the Vines Center to mark the beginning of Serve Lynchburg. The event was organized by LU Serve and aimed to serve the Lynchburg communitythrough volunteering. The event started with volunteers checking in and receiving T-shirts, which they wore throughout the day to identify themselves as participants […]

Freedom 4/24, an anti-human trafficking campaign in Lynchburg, Virginia, recognizes the needs and fears of women around Liberty, Lynchburg and the world.  Because of its passion for the safety of the community and women across the globe, the organization held the “Kids Fun Run” 1-miler on April 21 and the “Run 4 Their Lives” 5k race in-person and virtually on […]

Flipping tables and being the light in dark places — this week’s Convocation speakers Dr. Jack Graham and Jack Hibbs took the stage to encourage students to walk boldly in their faith, even in the face of evil.  On April 19, Graham, who is from Plano, Texas, spoke at Convocation. He is the senior pastor at Prestonwood Baptist Church with […]

Violins, voices and vibrato — Liberty University’s School of Music will feature it all when it hosts the Liberty University Symphony Orchestra and Choir Concert for students on May 2 at 7:30 p.m. in the Concert Hall.  This will be the final performance of the academic year and will include various music performances. Joshua Tomes, the director of communications for […]

Despite the poor weather, prayer on Liberty’s campus April 22 could not be stopped. Pray without ceasing — this is the heart behind Liberty’s biyearly prayer walk. 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 reads, “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”  The prayer walk, hosted Saturday by the […]

After a long semester of studying and attending classes, it’s time to let loose and celebrate with the ultimate After Party event. This year, Student Activities is bringing a night full of music, food and fun to the LaHaye parking lot. On April 29, starting at 5 p.m., the event will feature several up-and-coming artists, such as Carlisle, E41 and […]

With finals just around the corner, it’s time for students to take a break.  Students will be able to do just that when the Jerry Falwell Library hosts de-stressing activities from May 3-9. Participants will get the chance to shelve their books and relax a little by coloring, doing puzzles, playing games and much more.  The event will also have […]

There is an old story of two young men that God called into full-time gospel ministry. They were evangelists. They traveled together throughout the United States and Europe preaching the gospel to tens of thousands of youths and young adults. These two evangelists were on fire for the Lord; wherever they went, people were responding to the gospel and being […]

Why the Jerry Falwell Center? Who picks Convocation speakers? What’s going on with the MK scholarships? These are just a few of the questions answered at the town hall event held by the Student Government Association on Thursday, April 13. Those in attendance had the opportunity to hear from upper-level administration from nine different departments across campus on a variety […]

Student body president Daniel Hostetter said this prayer walk is what makes Liberty stand out from the others schools.  On April 22, students will gather together and walk around campus while praying for the school, the faculty, the staff andthe campus.  “That is the vision that Jerry Falwell Sr. left us,” Hostetter said. “That we are a campus of prayer, […]

Bingo hit the runway Saturday night in the LaHaye Event Space when the Student Activities team hosted “Runway Bingo,” a fashion-themed bingo night. The event put a modern spin on the well-known game of bingo.  Students were encouraged to come to the event dressed in their most fashionable outfits, and the attendees did not disappoint. Several contestants wore brightly colored […]

Feeling that familiar pit in your stomach, mind racing and worry taking over? It must be that time of the year when school ramps up and assignments start piling up like a game of Jenga.  To help graduate students navigate such stressful situations, the Office of Student Life organized a workshop on April 11 titled “Processing Anxious Moments.” The event […]