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Jonathan Bland, physics senior, joined the brotherhood of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. his freshman year, proceeding through the rigorous application and testing process of the historically black National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc. organizations. Since then, projects with his brothers have opened him to his passion for mentoring others.
Longwood University spent approximately $7.3 million on hosting the 2016 vice presidential debate on Oct. 4, expecting $1 million in reimbursements and sponsorships to lower the final cost to $6.3 million.
MacKenzie Adamson
Longwood University hosted its governor-appointed Board of Visitors on campus from March 23-25, entering a succession of both public updates and discussion as well as closed executive committee meetings in typical fashion.
After a recent string of posts on Facebook in the “Farmville area online yard sale” group Farmville's Main Street Mattress owner, James Mullins, is now facing civil lawsuits.
Longwood has participated in Alternative Breaks for a little over a decade helping communities with food justice, environmental justice, social justice and more. For a week during spring break, two different groups travelled to New Orleans and St. Louis to serve the communities in different ways.
This past Saturday, Feb. 18, Longwood University presented the Social Justice in Action Leadership Summit, in Blackwell Hall.
For as long as he can remember, Trevor Goin has been shooting guns. Now, all of that has paid off, as he was named one of the 2017 National Youth Shooting Ambassadors for the National Rifle Association (NRA). Goin is a junior at Longwood University, and a criminology major. The ambassadors are selected from across the United States, and Goin is one of only three Virginians to have ever been selected.
“Let me win, and if I can not win, let me be brave in the attempts,” opened the powerlifting meet on Saturday.
College students, local residents and a sprinkling of children voiced their dissent toward President Donald Trump's immigration ban on Saturday for two hours on the Prince Edward County courthouse’s front lawn.
While 1.5 million people prepared to march in Washington, D.C. for women’s rights, approximately 70 Longwood students gathered in the student union ballroom on a gray morning to honor civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. through community service.
This video is part of a series called "Meet the Editors 2016" where you can learn more about the editors of The Rotunda, Longwood University's student-run campus newspaper. In this video you can learn more about our Editor-in-Chief, Halle Parker.
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, Lancers have plenty to be grateful for. For example, we can all be grateful that Thanksgiving break is mere days away. Plus, the debate and election are over, and we have returned to the normal Lancer life. Students around campus are grateful for a wide variety of things.
Fun fact: I’m completely obsessed with the upcoming weather. Why? Because it provides the best excuse to rock a bold, matte lip. Most leave the glossy, flirty, pink lips for summer, but as soon as winter approaches, bring out the vampy, seductive matte lips.
Longwood alumna Joan Brock and her husband Macon Brock Jr., co-founder of Dollar Tree, donated $5.9 million to the university toward the creation of more “place-based” immersive learning experiences for students, announced Longwood University’s Office of Public Relations on Thursday, Nov. 17.
Longwood fell to the conference's top seed Radford University in the Big South Championship on Nov. 13 in Radford, Va. The Lancers held the Highlanders at 0-0 until the 85th minute when sophomore forward Sivert Daehlie scored the winning goal, making the final score 1-0.
“Love not hate, love not hate, love not hate,” chanted a crowd of approximately 50 students on the steps of their student union.
Junior midfielder and All-Big South first team selection Dan Campos finished with two goals and two assists on Wednesday, Nov. 2 at Lancer Field, leading the Lancers to a 4-3 overtime victory on senior night.
Happy almost Election Day! I hope all twelve of you practice your civic duty and getting out to those polling stations. With Election Day on the horizon, here are four fascinating elections that occurred on this day in history.
Believed to be due to a decreased student activity fee, a smaller freshmen enrollment and unauthorized spending of reserve funds, the Student Government Association (SGA) began the 2016-17 school year with over $150,000 less to allocate to Longwood’s students clubs and organizations, according to SGA Treasurer Dustyn Hall.
