February 16, 2009
Liberty hires lobbyist to represent electricity-related interests
RICHMOND — Liberty University is thinking about building its own electricity-generating plant after its utility bill went up 40 percent last fall, Chancellor Jerry Falwell Jr. said Monday.
February 05, 2009
Transplant patient kickstarts donor drive at Liberty University
A year ago, David Edmondson couldn’t walk 20 feet without losing his breath and having to sit down.
January 28, 2009
LU tuition will rise, but only half as much as planned
Liberty University students each will pay $540 less for tuition in the 2009-10 school year than the school originally had planned to charge.
Lynchburg cedes right-of-way to Liberty University
Lynchburg City Council has given up a long-held right-of-way across the Liberty University campus, at the school’s request.
January 11, 2009
Lynchburg City Council considers Ericsson Drive extension
Lynchburg City Council will hold a public hearing Tuesday on the future of Ericsson Drive, a short public street found on the Liberty University campus, next to the LaHaye Ice Center.
November 18, 2008
‘Freedom’ free after guilty plea
A city man accused of threatening the life of Jerry Falwell Jr. and sending threatening e-mails to a reporter for The News & Advance was released Tuesday afternoon after pleading guilty to the charges.
Berkley Carter Mills, 56, of the 600 block of Reusens Road, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of stalking reporter Chris Dumond, as well as two felony counts of making threats of death or bodily injury by letter against Jerry Falwell Jr. and Dumond.
November 05, 2008
Liberty University Democrats want to change minds, votes at college
Liberty University students Brian Diaz and Joel Krautter spent most of election night glued to a big-screen TV, watching restlessly as the returns poured in over a period of hours.
Diaz, 18, and Krautter, 20, did not keep this anxious vigil in a dorm room or student lounge. Nor did they gather at the Vines Center, where thousands of their classmates congregated to watch the results and enjoy music and food courtesy of the school.
November 03, 2008
Liberty buses to make 120 trips to voting precinct
Liberty University buses today are scheduled to make more than 120 trips to the voting precinct at Heritage Elementary School as part of the college’s plans for Election Day.
Huckabee speaks at TRBC with McCain’s fellow POWs
Mike Huckabee, John McCain’s opponent earlier this year for the Republican presidential nomination, urged people at Thomas Road Baptist Church on Sunday to vote with their values concerning abortion, marriage and a low-tax economy.
October 29, 2008
Liberty announces plans for publishing company
Liberty University on Wednesday announced that it has established a full-service university publishing company.
October 26, 2008
Kaine to stump for Obama at Liberty University
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine will speak at Liberty University today on behalf of Democratic presidential contender Sen. Barack Obama.
October 18, 2008
More than 90 percent of LU students pass law exam
More than 90 percent of Liberty University School of Law graduates who took the Virginia State Bar examination this year passed the test, according to figures released by the school this week.
October 17, 2008
Bond denied for man charged with threatening Falwell, reporter
Bond was denied for a man accused of threatening the life of Jerry Falwell Jr. and sending threatening e-mails to a reporter for The News & Advance.
October 16, 2008
Liberty University boasts new helicopter course
For aviation students who have concentrated on airplanes, flying a helicopter is a whole new experience.
October 14, 2008
LU students have a hand in writing a new version of the Bible
The first Bible was handwritten.
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