A Sea Of Red

Starting a campaign for student section pullout bleachers behind team/ scorers table. No vertical aisles, only entry is at extreme sides edge of the court - seats all have spiked splinters and students have to stand. These bleachers can be swapped out and replaced with current bleachers during fall and Christmas breaks -both sets of bleachers stored easily in the “tunnel” when the other is in use. Costs - 10k and 2 hours of student paid labor to swap out - environment goes from Lloyd Noble Arena to Cameron Indoor...it really is that simple. Talking to you Ian....

According to sources, construction has resumed on the building behind Welcome Center.

I've been one of the biggest critics regarding the need for the Falwell Center and the location of it. But if they are deadest on moving forward with it, I just want them to do it and get it over with. I think the sign/fencing has been up since 2021?

Commons IV is under roof and has a lot of brick on it already. It will be nice to see the academic / commons lawn fully open again (it's been a while).

The new parking garage is starting to go vertical.

Any rumors yet regarding what they want to do with the old cafeteria site? As far as I can tell, that's the final place that an academic building can properly fit on the academic lawn - so they better think it through.

Final thought - what's the deal with the Extended Stay? Does the school own it? Long term lease? It used to kind of be over there by itself - not so much anymore.

BlueBlood wrote:I've been one of the biggest critics regarding the need for the Falwell Center and the location of it. But if they are deadest on moving forward with it, I just want them to do it and get it over with. I think the sign/fencing has been up since 2021?

Commons IV is under roof and has a lot of brick on it already. It will be nice to see the academic / commons lawn fully open again (it's been a while).

The new parking garage is starting to go vertical.

Any rumors yet regarding what they want to do with the old cafeteria site? As far as I can tell, that's the final place that an academic building can properly fit on the academic lawn - so they better think it through.

Final thought - what's the deal with the Extended Stay? Does the school own it? Long term lease? It used to kind of be over there by itself - not so much anymore.

I can't speak to the Extended Stay, but I believe Reber Thomas (or, at least, the site of it) will house academic and office facilities for a variety of programs, especially including nursing and the school of music.

Just saw this rendering for texas techs renovations. When it comes time to expand the stadium again, I'd like to see something like this in the south end zone.

Are they changing the name of The Jerry Falwell Center to The Champion Center?

They did on the construction cam at least.

BlueBlood wrote: ↑April 26th, 2024, 10:58 am Are they changing the name of The Jerry Falwell Center to The Champion Center?

They did on the construction cam at least.

Yes they did. Should also mentioned that I'm hearing that LU is helping to build a new fire station that would be closer to the campus. I believe it will be around the round about that connect Odd Fellows Rd and Liberty Mountain Dr. Definitely a good area to build things there for residential and commercial purpose.

I believe Reber Thomas building is now the LU Post Office or Mail Room. I not know if it's temporary or not.

ballcoach15 wrote: ↑April 30th, 2024, 12:30 pm I believe Reber Thomas building is now the LU Post Office or Mail Room. I not know if it's temporary or not.

That's actually not a bad place for the post office. There was the idea of placing the school of nursing there years ago, but that wouldn't have been a good idea thinking about it now.

https://www.liberty.edu/news/2024/04/26 ... pus-visit/
The old Reber will be leveled/new academic building in the planning stages.

https://www.liberty.edu/news/2024/05/01 ... ing-space/

Sounds like they've changed some of their plans for the "champion center" compared to the original announcement. I don't remember reading about this change.

Liberty’s administration also determined a need for more lounge and gathering spaces for current students and faculty and staff, so updated plans call for a 24,000-square-foot rooftop plaza. With stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, fire pits, areas to relax and study, and the first outdoor Wi-Fi-accessible location on campus, the space will be a favorite of students and visitors.

Ill flame wrote: ↑May 1st, 2024, 7:17 pm https://www.liberty.edu/news/2024/05/01 ... ing-space/

Sounds like they've changed some of their plans for the "champion center" compared to the original announcement. I don't remember reading about this change.

Liberty’s administration also determined a need for more lounge and gathering spaces for current students and faculty and staff, so updated plans call for a 24,000-square-foot rooftop plaza. With stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, fire pits, areas to relax and study, and the first outdoor Wi-Fi-accessible location on campus, the space will be a favorite of students and visitors.

Yes, based on current construction cam - the north side comes all the way down near the road and is octagonal - vs the old and even “ new “ renderings in the article. I like the compromise of JF Museum going in to Welcome Center and the rename. I agree with JR on this one - his dad never wanted his name splattered everywhere on campus.

https://www.liberty.edu/news/wp-content ... 20x480.jpg

This seems to be the design they are following.