Predator Publishers

This article warns against publishing with companies who find your work published in Digital Commons and offer to publish it or free but really mean to exploit you

Honorable Mention Wants to Publish Your Articles on Traveling

Honorable Mention is soliciting articles on travel abroad experiences by former and current Honors students, faculty, and staff

Dr. Ayres, Assistant Director of Honors and Fulbright Scholar

Dr. Ayres learned about Brazil while on a Fulbright with fourteen other professors in 2002

For Those of You Who Are Creative

Opportunity for publication in the Honors journal Sanctuary, published by the Southern Regional Honors Council

Letter from the Editor

This is the Letter from the Editor for the inaugural issue of Montview: Liberty University of Undergraduate Research

Opportunities to Present Your Research

This article lists opportunities for LU Honors students to present and publish their research through papers and posters. Some of the opportunities offer awards

Love of Students Is Priority One for Christian Teachers

In the Christian university classroom, we too often focus on what we know, and we ignore what we desire. In his book, Desiring the Kingdom: Worship, Worldview, and Cultural Formation, James K.A. Smith asserts that what we desire forms our identity, often superceding what we’ve learned or what we know. Using examples of passion and learning in literature, I will argue that we—as Christian professors and Christian students—can integrate habits into our lives that cultivate a passion for spiritual formation that creates a lifelong and energetic love for learning

Brazil’s Broken Cross

When Dr. Ayres was in Brazil in 2002 on a Fulbright, she learned a lot about the religions in Brazil. This article is about that educational experience

Why Publish in the Kabod?

Reasons why students benefit from publishing in a peer-reviewed journal

Lamplight 2007

Lamplight is an annual publication that showcases poetry, short stories, creative essays, and art by Liberty students