College for a Weekend visitors and current students attended the Revive Worship Service Sept. 21 in the Center for Worship and the Arts Concert Hall. The student-led service began with the high-energy, upbeat song “You’ve Already Won.” The audience clapped along and praised the Lord with the performers. Three large groups of people sang in the back choral-style on the […]
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Liberty University hosted its annual Homecoming weekend festivities which brought many fans and alumni back to Liberty Sept. 13-14. Over 11,000 people registered for Homecoming, according to Student Activities, making it the most attended Homecoming yet. Two of the festivities with a large turnout were the Homecoming Carnival and the Homecoming Parade. “The purpose of Homecoming is to remind those […]
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Hosted by Liberty University’s School of Business, the 2024 CEO Summit: Networking the Nations will be held on Sept. 23-25 at various locations on campus, including the Montview Student Union, DeMoss Hall and the School of Business. This event enables students to connect and network with Fortune 500 chief executive officers, government leaders, innovators and influencers. Many of the speakers […]
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SGA’s Town Hall with President Dondi Costin and Chancellor Jonathan Falwell occurred Aug. 29 at 6 p.m. in the School of Business Towns Auditorium. The event started with student body President Isaac Kantola and Vice President Abbye Morgan asking Costin and Falwell questions before taking questions from the audience. “Transparency between students and upper administration is the best it has […]
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Commuter Appreciation Week was March 18-22, and different activities were held every day for commuter students to enjoy. In past years, the Office of Commuter Life held Commuter Appreciation Day, but this year is the first time a whole week was dedicated to commuter students. “Our main goal behind these events is for our commuter student population to know that […]
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Student Government Association (SGA) hosted a town hall with a panel of administrators from different offices who shared new announcements and answered questions on Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. in the School of Business Towns Auditorium. The event was opened by Daniel Hostetter, student body president, and Braden Daniels, student body vice president. They introduced President Dondi Costin for opening […]
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Os Guinness, an author and social critic, gave a talk about restoring freedom in America at the School of Business on Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. As the event started, Ryan Helfenbein, the executive director of the Standing for Freedom Center, introduced Guinness. Helfenbein described how a year and a half ago, he attended an event where Guinness spoke, and […]
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Hosted by Liberty University’s chapter of Ratio Christi, an apologetics club, Creation Dialogue presented views from both a young earth creationist and an old earth creationist. The event took place on Feb. 3 at LaHaye Event Space from 2-4 p.m. with over 500 people in attendance. Hugh Ross is a Christian apologist and founded the organization Reasons to Believe. In […]
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Liberty University’s English Honor Society held an induction ceremony for 28 new members on Jan. 23 at 7 p.m. in DeMoss Hall Grand Lobby. The Grand Lobby held a small stage and two sections of chairs. Carolyn Towles, faculty advisor for Zeta Tau, opened the event and introduced Ginny Dow, residential chair of the Department of English, who started the […]
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