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Spanberger Takes Office, Becomes First Woman Sworn in as Virginia Governor

By Tyler Bagent | January 20

For the first time in Virginia history, a woman has been sworn in as Governor of the Commonwealth. On Saturday, January 17, Abigail Spanberger was inaugurated as Virginia’s 75th Governor, cementing Democratic control over state government for the next two years. Alongside Spanberger, Ghazala Hashmi ...

Centra Southside Community Hospital Discontinues OB/GYN Services in Farmville

Longwood Store Responds to BookBundle Criticisms from Students, Faculty

FLOVA Suzanne Youngkin Stops by Longwood for ‘It Only Takes One’ Initiative

Op-Ed: What a Trump Presidency Means for the LGBTQ+ Community

Op-Ed: Hostility in the "Heartbeat of Campus"

From Farm to Harm: Discussing the Hidden Cost of America’s Industrial Agriculture

Op-Ed: Pepsi's Green, Longwood's Green

The Fox and Lamb: A Culinary Exploration Through Pizza

Keeping it Classy at the Career Closet

The Pools of the Past: Willett Hall’s Abandoned Pool

‘More Than a Project’: CTZN 410 Class Partners With Mary E. Branch Heritage Center

Rotunda Review: ‘Heated Rivalry’ is More Than Just the ‘Gay Hockey Show’

Unless you live under some sort of rock (or you’ve taken a break from social media, which, good for you!), you have likely heard of “Heated Rivalry” — the overnight-sensation Canadian sports romance television series and Crave original. Based ...

Longwood Women’s Basketball Battles for Top of Big South

One month into Big South conference play, the Longwood Lancers women’s basketball team is fighting for the top spot in the Big South. Head Coach Erika Lang-Montgomery and her team sit at 14-6 overall and 5-2 in conference. This team prides itself on ...