Dark areas of campus, blue lights, stop signs, improved crosswalks and adjusted speed limit markers — all this and more were addressed when the Student Government Association and the Office of Security & Public Safety held a Campus Security Walk Nov. 3 to encourage students to participate in campussafety practices. The event allowed students to hear from safety experts at the […]
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Liberty’s Student Government Association will partner with multiple departments around campus to host a Campus Security Walk. The walk, happening Nov. 3 from 5-7 p.m., will allow both students and safety administrators to explore campus together to identify safety needs. Students attending the event will meet on the Montview Student Union steps at 5 p.m. to talk through the walk […]
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The School of Music hosted this semester’s Artist Showcase Oct. 25, packing the concert hall with students, faculty and parents. The showcase featured students of different years singing music genres such as contemporary Christian, pop, gospel and even original songs bythe students. All performers were students pursuing the bachelor of music in commercial music – artist development degree. Dr. […]
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Liberty University will hold the annual Fishing Fest at Hydaway Outdoor Center Nov. 5 to enjoy some fishing and to celebrate the restocking of the rainbow trout. According to Kyle Upson, outdoor adventure manager, this is the only time attendees will be able to keep the fish, as the rest of the time the practice is catch and release. Students […]
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Liberty University Career Services hosted its Ministry Fair in the LaHaye Multipurpose Center Oct. 25, welcoming 104 employers in the field of ministry. The Ministry Fair provided a multitude of opportunities to Liberty’s student body which included internships, part-time jobs, full-time jobs and volunteer positions. The opportunities at the Ministry Fair were not confined to ministry majors only, but they […]
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Spooky music, murmurs and complex costumes graced the Hydaway Outdoor Center on Saturday, Oct. 29, when Hydaway hosted the first Monster Mash event at Liberty University. The event, organized and put on by Student Activities, was Liberty’s only Halloween event of the year. “From my knowledge, this is the first-ever Halloween event here at Liberty,” Justin Gibble, an event supervisor […]
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As midterm elections draw near, Liberty University’s College Republicans club hosted the Believe in America, Fight for America Rally to acquaint students with Conservative candidates and inform them about the current challenges facing the nation. According to the chairman of Liberty University’s College Republicans, Jesse Hughes, the event was planned months beforehand and aimed not only at informing students but […]
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Revving engines and roaring music greeted guests who came to observe the collection of car manufacturers like Porsche, Audi, Bentley, Mercedes and BMW at the of the River Ridge Mall parking lot. Three cars on display under the Bentley tent alone were valued at $1 million while the Mercedes collection racked up to $1.3 million. There were also classics like […]
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Liberty students put their green thumbs to use at the Workshop: Plant Care event Oct. 28. Student Activities hosted the workshop in the LaHaye Event Space and provided three hourlong sessions where gardening professionals taught students the basics on how to care for plants in their dorm rooms. This event brought a lot of students out on a Friday night […]
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The Standing for Freedom Center will host its second national conference, Standing for Freedom: Biblical Principles in a Woke World, Nov. 4-5. The event will feature over 25 speakers. This two-day conference was put together by the Standing for Freedom Center to reach out to an audience who wants to learn, grow and defend biblical values in the public square. […]
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For the men and women that wearthe uniform, we have such incredible appreciation for the work you do,” Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares said. “I go to work in the morning and put on a tie. You go to work in the morning and put on a bulletproof vest. It’s unlike any job in America today.” Virginia Attorney General Jason […]
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Can you believe that November is already here? We’re just weeks away from Thanksgiving break, and Christmas will be here before we know it. As I have said before, Liberty University officially started our next 50 years at the beginning of the fall semester, and I couldn’t be more proud of our Liberty student body. Our students are the greatest […]
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Sodexo’s annual Help Neighbors in Need Food Drive is already underway and will continue until Nov. 15. The purpose of the food drive is to “try to get supplies and food for people in the community and give back because the holidays can be a tough time for people,” Duke Davis, district manager of Sodexo, said. Throughout the food drive, […]
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Hurricane Ian made landfall on the west coast of Florida in September, crossing the state and heading up the East Coast, leaving damage and destruction in its wake. In response to the widespread damage, LU Serve Now launched an initiative to help the residents of two towns that sustained serious damage, Fort Myers, Florida, and Englewood, Florida. LU Serve Now […]
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I have often said and firmly believe that the greatest thing about Liberty University is our students. And this weekend, our student-athletes have made headlines around the nation. The Liberty family shared one of the most significant milestones in our school’s 51-year history. An early vision of my friend, Dr. Jerry Falwell, finally came to pass. Liberty hosted Brigham Young […]
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