November 18, 2009
Liberty engineering school scores software grant
Liberty University’s School of Engineering and Computational Science, which is slated to expand to a new campus starting next fall, received a boost this week by way of a $300,000 grant from Simio, a Pittsburgh-based technology company.
November 11, 2009
‘Jane Roe’ honored at LU pro-life conference
Thirty-six years after Roe v. Wade legalized abortion in America, Norma McCorvey — the woman at the center the case — received a standing ovation from a stadium full of pro-life, evangelical college students.
October 19, 2009
LU presents expansion plans to Campbell supervisors
Liberty University officials presented preliminary plans Monday to the Campbell County Board of Supervisors to expand the School of Aeronautics and School of Engineering and Computational Sciences.
October 16, 2009
Gun rights advocates speak at Liberty
With a “Guns Save Lives” sticker on his breast pocket, Philip Van Cleave, president of the Virginia Citizens Defense League, made his case Friday for why students should be allowed to carry concealed firearms on college campuses during
the “To Keep and Bear” Second Amendment symposium at Liberty University School of Law.
October 15, 2009
Liberty plans engineering school campus
Liberty University has plans to build an engineering campus that eventually would accommodate 2,000 students, a small research park and new degree programs for its School of Engineering and Computational Sciences.
October 14, 2009
Allen rolls into LU on Hands Off My Health Care tour
Just a day after a landmark health care reform bill made its way through the Senate Finance Committee, the “Hands Off My Health Care” bus rolled through Central Virginia, gathering supporters despite temperatures in the low 40s and rain.
October 09, 2009
Liberty plans to flex political muscle in elections
With as many as 3,200 Liberty University students eligible to vote locally, including more than 1,700 who completed applications before this week’s registration deadline, Chancellor Jerry Falwell Jr. said Friday that the college will cancel classes on Election Day to encourage students to head to the polls.
September 11, 2009
Area colleges take precautions against H1N1
Students who come down with swine flu at Liberty University have the option of recuperating in a room at the cushiest student dormitory on campus: the Lynchburg Inn, a former hotel turned dormitory to alleviate the school’s housing crunch.
Liberty High School gets new principal
Liberty High School has a new principal, Bedford County School officials announced Thursday.
September 10, 2009
LU seeks permit to bring programs to The Plaza
Liberty University is seeking a permit that will give it greater flexibility to bring new education programs to The Plaza.
September 06, 2009
Liberty’s volleyball team trying out a two-setter formation
Amherst isn’t the only Seminole District volleyball team experimenting with a 6-2 offense this fall after running a 5-1 in the past. Liberty, which will travel to play the Lancers in both teams’ district openers on Thursday, is giving the two-setter formation a try as well, with senior Hannah Martin and junior Kasey Bond both distributing sets from the back row.
August 24, 2009
Liberty’s Snowflex opening to be grand
In a stunt that could come straight from a James Bond movie, professional skydiver Jim McCormick will parachute jump from an airplane over Candlers Mountain on Saturday, and, if all goes as planned, land on Liberty University’s Snowflex ski slope.
August 19, 2009
Students to move back to area colleges
Around the area, college students are moving into their dormitories, some meeting their roomates for the first time. Following is a list of local college move-in dates.
August 14, 2009
Hole in Candlers Mountain Road bridge causes traffic trouble
A hole in a heavily traveled Lynchburg bridge is causing a major headache for motorists near Liberty University and the River Ridge mall, state transportation officials said Thursday.
August 05, 2009
TRBC plans satellite congregation in Danville
Lynchburg’s largest church is planning to open a satellite congregation in Danville, according to church officials.
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