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The Arthur S. DeMoss Learning Center is one of Liberty's main academic buildings. The Jefferson-style structure resides in the middle of campus and houses several academic departments, the library, career center, computer labs and more.

A student scales the indoor rock wall at the LaHayne Student Union. This facility also provides an indoor pool, basketball courts, cardio and weight lifting equipment, aerobics rooms, a cafe, billiards tables, gaming systems, and more.

At convocation, world-renowned speakers and singers lead Liberty University students in worship and Bible study. Past convocation speakers include authors Gary Chapman and Jerry Jenkins, former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, former Virginia Governor Tim Kaine, evangelist Clayton King and actor Stephen Baldwin.

The men's Division I club hockey team takes on the University of Oklahoma in the LaHayne Ice Center. Liberty has three men's club hockey teams and two women's club hockey teams that compete in the American Collegiate Hockey classroom.

The Elmer Towns Religion Hall, named after Liberty University's co-founder, houses the School of Religion and a 900-seat "smart" classroom.

Liberty University's football team regularly captures the Big South Conference title. A $16 million renovation in 2010 expanded Williams Stadium from 12,000 seats to 18,600 seats, and added a three-story press box, luxury suites, spacious banquet hall, and classroom.

The 868-seat Osborne Stadium was constructed in 2009, and is the home field of the men's and women's soccer teams. Adjacent to the stadium is a two-story, 5,000-square-foot operations center with coaching staff offices, locker rooms, a training room and a team room.

An aerial photograph of Liberty's campus in Lynchburg, Va. U.S. highway 29 borders the campus.

Youth evangelist Clayton King speaks at Liberty University's Winterfest, a New Years Eve festival featuring popular contemporary Christian bands and speakers.

Students work in one of Liberty's Mac-specific computer labs.

Former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee addresses students at a Liberty convocation service.

Bernice King, daughter of Martin Luther King, Jr., speaks at a worship service.

The Liberty University Barnes & Noble Bookstore opened in 2009, featuring textbooks, general reading materials, Liberty apparel and a Starbucks cafe with patio.

Students play intramural soccer on one of Liberty's two turf fields in the Thomas Indoor Soccer Centre, which opened in 2009.

Recruiters invite prospective students to Liberty at Atlanta Fest.

Both residential and Liberty University Online students can participate in the graduation ceremony.

Liberty students celebrate during the graduation weekend.

Liberty's graduation speakers have included many well known names, including John McCain, Glenn Beck, Ben Stein and Chuck Norris.

Liberty's 2010 graduating class was the largest in school history at 8,650. Over 4,400 of these graduates walked in the commencement exercises held at Williams Stadium.

Graduates often personalize their graduation hats or regalia so that family members can spot them in the crowd.

Liberty University is situated in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Lynchburg, Va.

Liberty's indoor swimming pool is home to its NCAA Division I women's swim team, and is open for use by all students. There are also two spas inside the facility.

A marble fountain constructed in front of DeMoss Hall in 2008 features the eagle, Liberty's mascot.

The Tilley Student Center provides a place for students to relax between classes. Flat screen TV's, billiards, comfortable furniture and a cafe serving Starbucks are just a few of the amenities in this popular hangout.

Students cheer on the Liberty Flames football team - a fierce competitor in the Big South Conference.

All Liberty's classrooms are wireless, so students can bring their laptop to class.

Karl Rove, former Deputy Chief of Staff to President George W. Bush, speaks to Liberty University students at convocation.

In 2009 the Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre opened on Liberty Mountain. This facility offers beginner and advanced level skiing and snowboarding year-round - the only one of its kind in North America.

The Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre includes a lodge with rental facility and cafe.

Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre.

The Vines Center is home to Liberty's NCAA Division I men's and women's basketball teams, as well as convocation and Christian concerts.

Al Worthington Stadium is home to the Flames NCAA Division I baseball team. As of 2010, 40 Liberty players have been selected in a Major League Baseball draft.

Liberty students often attend Hillcats baseball games. The Hillcats are a semi-pro team based in Lynchburg, Va.

Liberty offers five styles of residence halls. Shown above are East Campus apartments, which include a kitchen, laundry room and living area. Students in these apartments can also enjoy a nearby community pool and clubhouse.