It would be an understatement to say going to Cuba is complicated. Several years after the rapprochement under ...
The tower of this English Baroque church, which overshadows the campus of the small liberal arts college that surrounds it, is rather striking for a college chapel on these shores.
It is billed as having the most beautiful town square in all of Texas. Some might consider that an audacious claim, but ...
Columbus is somewhat unusual as state capitals go.
You could call it the biblical version of Madame Tussauds, the famous museum known for its wax figures of celebrities and other famous personalities.
Leaving Savannah is difficult because visitors become enchanted with Georgia’s oldest city.
Spending 48 hours on a citycation in Arlington gives one a unique experience. You get Washington without Washington because let’s face it: Two nights is hardly enough time to get to know the nation’s capital, but it’s the perfect amount of time to discover everything this side of the Potomac has to offer.
Visiting Jamestown and Yorktown one discovers a remarkable historical coincidence.
Statues of Jesus can be seen around the world. Some tower over cities as a representation of Christ's love for humanity. Other statues of Jesus have been erected underwater, and the largest statue of Jesus will soon be erected and stand at over 250 feet tall.
School of Nursing Associate Professor Dr. Kim Little and Liberty alumna Terrill Zentmeyer traveled to Guatemala in March to carry out research for Zentmeyer’s honors thesis. (Photo by Chris Breedlove)
