Midterm week may be over, but finals are just around the corner. Between attending classes, meeting deadlines and studying for tests, all while still making time to hang out with friends, students can sometimes stretch themselves a little too thin when trying to strike a good balance between their academic and personal lives. Here are a few tips to help. […]
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It’s a busy day as usual in the Jerry Falwell Library. Fresh out of class with a full homework to-do list, students wander the shelves, searching for the perfect study spot. After perusing the library’s resources, students may stumble upon a hidden treasure located on the terrace level. Nestled beside the Curriculum Library, the Archives collection awaits to be explored […]
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A studio art major and graduating senior, Elise Corona, recently used her talent in painting to glorify God on the Campus Community stage. “Singers use their voices to worship God,” Corona said. “Artists use their hands to create art as an act of worship. People often ask me the meaning behind the work I do, and I see this as […]
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Through innovative research and the development of simulation codes for the Genesis flood, Liberty University faculty member John Baumgardner has been a pioneer in the field of creation science for decades. His story first began in his mid-20s, when he had a dramatic conversion experience during a small group Bible study examining the Gospel of John. “I came to realize […]
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One of the most important lessons I’ve learned while working as a counselor is that it really does boil down to love God and love others,” assistant professor of psychology Kevin Conner said. Serving as an assistant professor and chair of the psychology program, Conner has been a valued member of Liberty University’s staff for over 23 years. […]
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