LaHaye Student Union offers several events throughout the month of April From fitness to fun, the LaHaye Student Union has been hosting more than 100 different events annually for many years, according to Sam Seaborn, the assistant director of the LaHaye Student Union. Seaborn said the role he plays in these events is to inform the LaHaye staff of the […]
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Pastor David Stone spoke to students in Convocation about living for God’s glory Liberty University welcomed David Stone to Convocation Friday, April 8. David Stone is the senior pastor of Southeast Christian Church, a multisite church with locations in Kentucky and Indiana. Before Stone addressed the students, a video was shown in memory of Liberty student Dylan Engel. The video […]
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For Dot Richardson, being a coach means much more than athletic success Most coaches have great passion and skill within their field of play, helping them to lead their teams to success. Dot Richardson is the epitome of that statement. Hired in July 2013, Richardson hit the ground running, helping to design the Liberty Softball Stadium and bring in a […]
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Women’s lacrosse snaps eight-game losing streak with win over Longwood The Lady Flames lacrosse team edged the Longwood Lancers 12-11 on a chilly afternoon to end their eight-game losing streak April 6 at the Liberty Lacrosse Field. The win marked the first time Liberty had defeated Longwood in Liberty’s short women’s lacrosse history. Liberty pushed the Lancers to 6-6 on […]
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Student Activities and Event Productions collaborate to produce Coffeehouse Liberty University’s Coffeehouse showcases the finest talent and musical performances of the student body every semester, all thanks to two departments: Student Activities and Event Productions. Each semester, Student Activities decides on a theme. This Spring Coffeehouse was The Legends, paying tribute to musical legends that have influenced music for decades, […]
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Dean of Students Office holds town hall meeting to address students’ concerns As the 2015-2016 school year draws to a close, the Dean of Students Office held a Q&A panel discussion for students to voice their ideas for the upcoming year. The Dean of Students Office panel discussion Tuesday, April 5 gave students the opportunity to voice their opinions and […]
Read moreThe Dean of Students Office will be holding a town hall meeting Tuesday, April 5 to give students a chance to have their voices heard about ways to make Liberty a better place. Dean of Students Robert Mullen said there would be a panel of representatives from different departments around Liberty. Those represented will include the Office of Spiritual Development, […]
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School of Communication & Creative Arts prepares for move to Green Hall The Liberty University School of Communication & Creative Arts (SCCA) will be united under one roof in Green Hall come fall 2016. SCCA, along with the Liberty Studio & Digital Arts (SADA) Department, will be moving into the space currently occupied by the indoor track facility. According to […]
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Registration deadline approaches for students to vote for Lynchburg city officials Liberty University students and Lynchburg City residents have until April 11 to register to vote or update their voter information before the May 3 city council elections. The Dean of Students Office has been holding voting drives in the Jerry Falwell Library throughout the month of March in preparation […]
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Men’s tennis downs Radford 6-1 on senior day to improve to 9-8 overall Liberty men’s tennis took down Big South Conference foe Radford on Senior Day March 31, by a score of 6-1 at the Sports Racket. The Flames are 3-2 in Big South play and 9-8 overall after Thursday’s win. Before the action began, seniors Jason Burgess and Egon […]
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Lady Flames falter in first game; run away with nightcap Game 1: Hampton 7, Liberty 5 The Liberty University Lady Flames (18-16, 5-1) softball team split an afternoon doubleheader against the Hampton University Lady Pirates (12-17, 4-2) Thursday, March 31, at Liberty Softball Stadium. The Flames lost the first game 7-5 and bounced back to take the second contest 13-1 […]
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Madison Kotchey battles health issues off the field while leading on the field Determination. Will to win. Refusing to back down from adversity. These are phrases that make up the composition of Madison Kotchey. Kotchey, a sophomore, plays first base for the Liberty softball team. She recently earned the title of Big South Player of the Week and has been […]
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‘Countdown To Chic: Cosmos Fashion’ launched student spring collections Crowds lined up outside the LaHaye Multipurpose Center to attend Liberty’s Department of Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) 10th annual fashion show Saturday, April 2. Themed after its title, “Count Down To Chic: Cosmos Fashion,” the show gave students an opportunity to test their skills and showcase their clothing designs. “Not […]
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Rend Collective and Urban Rescue performed April 1 in the Vines Center Thousands of students and guests embarked on a musical and spiritual journey in the Vines Center, Friday, April 1 during performances by Urban Rescue and Rend Collective on their “As Family We Go” tour, hosted by Student Activities. The lights surrounding the stage abruptly struck to black as […]
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Students Messanh Ameduite and Josiah Boda represent Liberty in tournament The Liberty University Table Tennis Team concluded an unprecedented season of growth and heightened competition Sunday, March 27, after the team’s run in the National Collegiate Table Tennis Association’s (NCTTA) national tournament came to an end. This past year was the first time the Liberty team competed in NCTTA scheduled […]
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