This building is 78,000 square feet and houses a trading room, the Center for Cyber security, the Center for Entrepreneurship, the Center for Financial Literacy, and Towns Alumni Auditorium

These happen daily, are led by a student, end with an admissions session, and sometimes include convocation.

This is our standard dining plan. It includes unlimited access to the Reber-Thomas Dining Center, bonus swipes, dining dollars, and flames cash.

Students can go here to ski, snowboard, and tube all year round.

Students can go here to check out books, reserve study rooms, conduct research, and attend workshops.

This building is 17 stories and has a interactive classroom, immersive 7-projector classroom, state-of-the-art homiletics and teaching lab, Scriptorium, 111-ft. long Torah scroll, and replica Gutenberg Printing Press.

These happen on various Mondays and Fridays throughout the year. Different departments are highlighted on different days. These include a tour, catered lunch, and admissions session.

This is apartment-style living. All units include a full kitchen, living room, washer, and dryer. There are three bedrooms to a unit.

This facility includes group exercise rooms, a rock wall, aquatic center, cardio loft, free weight area, indoor soccer center, racquetball courts, and indoor track.

This office helps students land internships and jobs. They coordinate career fairs and offer assistance with resumes, portfolios, and interviews

This building is 141,000 square feet, has a 1,600 seat concert hall, 2.2 million dollar professional-grade recording studio, songwriting lab, and is considered and All-Steinway school.

This is a multi-day event in which students can tour the residence halls, eat at the dining hall, attend classes, go to convocation and athletic events, and live life as a student for a couple of days.

This dining plan includes unlimited access to the Reber-Thomas Dining Center, plus swipes, dining dollars, and flames cash.

This center sits on a 380-acre property. It includes 3 barns, 78 stalls, and indoor and outdoor facilities.

This office provides academic peer mentoring and professional advising.

This 14,000 square foot facility includes a fully accredited simulation center, Fundamental Skills Lab, Obstetrics Theater, and high fidelity mannequins.

This is a summer time event. Students can attend different sessions and tours. The event costs $20.

These high rise residence halls are the newest dorms on campus. Each room is a two-person room with its own bathroom, microwave, and refrigerator.

This building houses a bowling alley, game room, an alumni ballroom, eateries, and spaces for students to relax and study.

This office provides support to students with documented disabilities and temporary medical conditions.

This school has thermal fluids lab, mechanical software lab, and machine shop. It currently has a center located in Bedford county that helps promote research and development through upcoming state-of-the-art industry labs.

This event takes place two times per semester and is for prospective graduate students. It includes a tour, one-on-one sessions, free lunch for all guests, and academic open houses.

This property is managed by Lynchburg Renting. This housing option is available for graduate and married students and is technically off campus.

This is a fitness facility located on Campus East that houses a variety of fitness equipment, a cycle studio, a multi-purpose room, and an outdoor pool.

This office promotes diversity in Liberty's academic and professional community?