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Halle Parker and Nicole Del Rosario cover this weeks tops news stories including the Virginia Gubernatorial race, the tabling of a local rezoning proposal, and Longwood student athletes being allowed to protest.
Senior midfielder Dan Campos will be honored at senior night alongside seven of his teammates, including defenders Marten Pajunurm and Tom Devitt, before the final game of the 2017 season against High Point on Nov. 1.
Senior midfielder Dan Campos will be honored at senior night alongside seven of his teammates, including defenders Marten Pajunurm and Tom Devitt, before the final game of the 2017 season against High Point on Nov. 1.
Property owners Robert and Sherry Martin requested the town to rezone a portion of their land at the intersection of Oak, Appomattox and High Street on July 28, hoping to build a five-story apartment complex to house college students.
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After Conduct Board lost its recognition as student organization, it will not be hearing any cases regarding conduct-related violations during the fall semester. Their hearing took place in Lancaster Hall.
After Conduct Board lost its recognition as student organization, it will not be hearing any cases regarding conduct-related violations during the fall semester. Their hearing took place in Lancaster Hall.
After failing to complete university requirements, Conduct Board lost its recognition as student organization and ability to hear student cases for the fall semester. Without the board, all conduct-related violations will be heard by the administration.
In light of developments during the week of Oct. 2 regarding the fabrication of quotes, The Rotunda is issuing a retraction of an article published on Aug. 29.
The sisters of Sigma Kappa collaborated with Mortar Board to organize their annual Walk to End Alzheimer's event, recruiting student organizations and local businesses to create teams and raise money for Alzheimer's research. The walk took place on Oct. 5, beginning in front of Lancaster Hall at Longwood University.
