“The internet is a dark place.” “The internet is horrible for your mental health!” “The internet is poison.” The truth is, the internet has the potential to be good — when used wisely. The internet is like a knife; it can be used both as a tool and a weapon; it just depends on how users decide to wield it […]
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In an age where our lives are shared, liked, rated and commented on through screens, there are endless opportunities for insecurity to take root in our minds. As our online lives pervade every aspect of our real ones, a question arises: Has social media ruined romance and trust within relationships? Social media can be a double-edged sword. Sometimes it’s used […]
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There have only been a few moments in life that have left me speechless. As a budding journalist and editor, I have always had a knack for jotting down my thoughts and articulating my perspective on a situation, but the days leading up to my grandmother’s passing left me silent. A little over a year ago, in the middle of […]
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Traditionalism is back. Healthy homes are being restored as young people are beginning to see the value of building a strong family unit. Generation Z is reviving the traditional practices of getting married younger and focusing on the home by adopting a way of life that is reminiscent of our morality-bound ancestors. Masculine men who provide and feminine women who […]
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Life in the dorms, especially for freshman students, is a thrilling experience. It’s a time of transition, often leading new students to find the circle of people who will become their most trusted friends who will leave lasting impacts on their college experience. Freshman year can be an exciting and stressful time that requires students to adjust their lives and […]
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Artificial intelligence has taken the world by storm. AI represents a new age of intellect, and many believe that it can make life better for humanity. Despite AI’s benefits, it should never be used to fabricate academic papers, replace personal creativity, supplant genuine relationships or override careers. AI has become increasingly more prevalent in modern society. It boasts a wide […]
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The internet is a vast expanse of knowledge and information; but it has become a well-established home for distraction, hate and confusion. Our society has benefited in many ways due to the creation of the internet, but I would argue that it has caused more harm than good. One of the biggest changes the internet has brought to the world […]
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What happened to the days when Instagram was for the perfect photo, Twitter was for a quick thought and Facebook was for family updates? The lines between social media platforms are blurring and it’s becoming harder to spot the differences between them. With the prevalence of an ever-connected generation, social media has become the root of communication within the modern […]
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Let’s journey back in time to two weeks ago. It was Jan. 12, and the morning had begun like any Sunday, with a church service and then a trip to Burlington International Airport. Little did I know that that day would subsequently become the longest 24 hours of my life, leaving me stranded overnight in Philadelphia, 323 miles from my […]
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Last week, I found myself standing outside the U.S. Capitol building. From every vantage point, I was surrounded by marble columns, gracefully carved stone and an ornate statue known as the Statue of Freedom, which sits atop this key legislative building. As I came closer, the sun shone brightly, and a cold gust of wind nearly knocked me over. It […]
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Venmo this, PayPal that. With the rise of digital payment options, physical money is becoming antiquated because it remains inconvenient and difficult to protect. The list of digital payment methods is growing, and many people are opting for cashless transactions. Credit cards and transfer apps like Venmo have quickly become the go-to choices for many Americans. Does this mean […]
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“Chivalry is dead!” Your friend cries as she throws herself on the couch in defeat after yet another bad date. She then proceeds to tell you how her date was late to pick her up, had no plans for the evening and even asked her to pay for her portion of dinner before dropping her off and speeding away before […]
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As Liberty students, and even more, as Christians, we are called to follow Christ’s example of serving others. And as men of God, manhood consists of integrity, diligence and bravery. There are many portraits depicting brave knights going to battle, and for many years they were believed to be the ideal representation of proper masculinity. Chivalry has historically been illustrated […]
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Since former President Donald Trump won the presidential election Nov. 5, he has announced several controversial candidates who are eager to occupy government positions under his administration. Some of the candidates are Elon Musk, Matt Gaetz and Tulsi Gabbard. Lawyer Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who was endorsed by Trump to become the U.S. secretary of the Department of Health and […]
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College is exhausting. Students must learn to balance the challenges of school, work, a social life and other activities. By the time students reach week eight of the semester, burnout can hit quickly. With exhaustion growing heavy on the eyelids and the desperation mounting to carry on until the clock strikes 11:59 p.m., students frequently turn to quick […]
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