Liberty University’s decision to keep its campus open during the coronavirus pandemic is “extremely dangerous and irresponsible,” the complaint says.
A student at Liberty University is suing the Christian school for refusing to refund thousands of dollars in campus services like housing and meals after students fled due to fears of the
President Jerry Falwell Jr., an ally of President Donald Trump who had downplayed the pandemic, has kept the university’s campus open, drawing criticism from state and local leaders.for criticizing the university’s response. After he had invited students to return after spring break, Falwell moved classes online in March amid growing criticism.
Liberty News added that “by keeping the residence halls open, the university is able to accommodate all the international students unable to return home, as well.”on several students in late March who were abandoning campus and afraid to return. Clayton Didinsky, a 22-year-old junior, said on March 26 that the school had given “mixed messaging and I honestly think it's a way to keep students' money.
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