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Last night the Longwood Police Department responded to a fire on top of the northeast Longwood Landings building - a Longwood University-managed apartment complex - sparked by a lightning strike during an intense thunderstorm.
Hardy House
The sun was warm, the music loud and the limbs in sync as all six NPHC chapters gathered in the shadow of the Student Union on Brock Commons last Friday.
Hardy House
Schizophrenia; a complex mental illness that creates a constant state of confusion for the person, characterized by delusions, hallucinations, and strange behavior.
Longwood men's basketball senior Shaquille Johnson competed in the State Farm College Slam Dunk Contest last night on ESPN as the first Lancer to appear in the showdown.
People who passed by the group of Virginia Flaggers holding different Confederate Flags in front of the Confederate Monument on the corner of High Street and Randolph Street on Thursday, March 31 had mixed reactions.
Honks and shouts rang out every few cars as five people associated with the Virginia Flaggers stood in front of the Confederate Monument on the corner of High Street and Randolph Street on Thursday.
Pumba in Wygal
ESPN will set the stage for Longwood senior Shaquille Johnson and seven other collegiate men’s basketball players from programs across the nation to compete for the State Farm College Slam Dunk crown on Thursday evening, March 31.
Sophomore guard Kanayo Obi-Rapu Jr. will reportedly look to transfer from Longwood for his final two years of eligibility, according to Justin Byerly, the director of recruiting for BasketballElite.com and a contributor to the Charlotte Observer in North Carolina, Obi-Rapu Jr.’s home state.
Emotions ran high as another season of Longwood’s men’s basketball came to end. Three-year head coach Jayson Gee and two of his most impactful players, seniors Lotanna Nwogbo and Shaquille Johnson, sat in the post-game press conference after their quarterfinals finale, falling 89-78 to top-seeded High Point.
Seeing space near the top of the paint with 3:58 left in the fourth quarter, Daeisha Brown drove from the right flank to just inside the free throw line to find herself in wide open space. Without pausing, the 5-foot-3 point guard released a jumper and hit her mark. No celebration followed, Brown just transitioned to defense.
The three groups sat outside in front of the Chi Fountain on Friday, Feb. 12 to ask for donations. Some students went into the Student Union to donate bottles of water from the Lancer Cafe.
The pile of water donated through the Black Student Association, Environmental Club and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.'s drive to send to Flint, Michigan.
