Category: News

There are two 18-year-old girls, the very same in age, intelligence and a vibrance for life.  One lives in Lynchburg, Virginia. One lives in Bangkok, Thailand. The girl living in Virginia wakes up for her 8:15 class in her Commons dorm room, carefully trying not to wake her roommate and stressing about the test that she forgot to study for. […]

Dear student, in life, you will have many places to go and many choices to make. Take care that wherever you go in life, you are going to the place where God is calling you to be, and always look to Christ when making difficult decisions. True wisdom comes when we fear the Lord and aim to please him. Theodor […]

For the third year in a row, Liberty University’s Helms School of Government invited a wide range of guest speakers to present at the Spring Public Policy Conference April 12-14.  The conference covered more than 25 topics, ranging from foreign affairs, such as global powers and national security, to issues closer to home like education policy and human trafficking. The […]

Dear student, no doubt you have heard the good news about the board’s appointment of Pastor Jonathan Falwell as chancellor, Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Dr. Dondi Costin as president and myself as president emeritus with the responsibility to help carry out our mission of training Champions for Christ. I will also continue as a Liberty board member, which I have had […]

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will speak at Liberty University’s Convocation for the first time April 14.  DeSantis has served the state of Florida as governor since 2019. He graduated from Yale University and Harvard Law School, and he served in the U.S. Navy within the Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps. His military honors include the Bronze Star Medal, the Global […]

Three years after the cold-blooded murder of Liberty Law alumnus Curtis Walton, April 8 has been declared throughout Virginia as Curtis Walton Love Through Kindness Day.   Walton volunteered for many organizations like Toys for Tots and the Salvation Army. He also worked in Iraq and throughout the U.S. before attending Liberty to earn his Juris Doctor. After graduating in […]

The School of Business and School of Engineering held their first official Create Fest on March 31, an event held for students to show judges their original pitches in hopes of receiving funding to launch their products.  Create Fest is a student-led event that is organized by engineering and business students through the Creationeer Café. The mission of the Creationeer […]

Students within the pre-law program in the Helms School of Government heard from several prominent lawyers and speakers during the second Legal & Public Policy Forum on March 28 in Washington, D.C. The event gave students a chance to learn about two religious liberty Supreme Court cases: Groff v. DeJoy and303 Creative v. Elenis. Tim Goeglein, vice president of external […]

The life of a journalist can mean covering Donald Trump’s potential indictment, the death and war in Ukraine, genocide, but also, March Madness. Three recent Liberty graduates, a Fox News producer, an ESPN director and a deputy editor at The Dispatch, illustrated the places that hard work and a Liberty journalism degree can get you to at the “Hot Off […]

Liberty University’s civil engineering students combine canoes and engineering as they compete for the first time in the American Society of Civil Engineers Concrete Canoe Competition. Students began this journey in July of 2022, when their student club was chartered as an ASCE student chapter.  The civil engineering program started in the fall of 2019, and this May, it will […]

The ABC hit-show “The Bachelor” set the stage for Convocation March 31 as contestant Madi Prewett and husband Grant Troutt shared their testimonies and love for the Lord. The CFAW convocation was an interview-style discussion led by Josh Rutledge, the vice president of the Office of Spiritual Development, and featured Prewett’s and Troutt’s story.  The Convocation started with Prewett as […]