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Defined as antique. Financial investment. Chic aesthetic. From various clothing pieces to signature brand named accessories meets Vintage wear. Yet, this fad is nothing new, just a designer most likely. Maneuvering into society as a revived fashion trend, young adults have resonated a needed sparked obsession with all vintage everything.
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, Dean Roberts talked to the senate about updates to Greenwood Library and VA21 announced an event.
When it was announced that Longwood would not be having fall sports, it left the Lancer faithful starved of the chance to cheer on their favorite teams. But as they say, every cloud has a silver lining. The NCAA announced that the 2020 women’s basketball season would begin on November 25.
Feminism; we all know the word... but do we know what it really means?
Students returned to Longwood’s campus in August to a surprise: the north part of campus blocked off due to steam tunnel construction.
Teetering upon this year’s presidential election, tensions rise as the United States gears up for one of its most anticipated, yet controversial political battles. However, the first step of the battle has yet to be won, which is to motivate citizens to register to vote.
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, one student was sworn into office and the senate announced a Town Hall meeting.
With the global ever-changing pace of the past few months, it seems like almost every form of socializing and social events has been reduced, cancelled or altered in some way. Even though there are numerous things that have changed, one lighthearted concept that has remained constant in our world is national holidays. Nowadays, there seems to be a national holiday for just about anything a person can think of, from donuts to grandparents and now even little hobbies that people participate in.
In this week's Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, multiple students were sworn into office.
Residing in the industry for over a decade, the new critically acclaimed winner of this year’s 2020 American Accessories Designer of the Year, via the Council of Fashion Designers of America; CFDA, was awarded on behalf of Telfar Clemens. This Brooklyn based designer has managed to remain in the fashion scene through his eclectic take on streetwear, footwear and as of lately his handbags.
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, multiple students were sworn into office.
With the global ever-changing pace of the past few months, it seems like almost every form of socializing and social events has been reduced, cancelled or altered in some way. Even though there are numerous things that have changed, one lighthearted concept that has remained a constant in our world is national holidays. Nowadays, there seems to be a national holiday for just about anything a person can think of, from donuts to grandparents and now even little hobbies that people participate in.
With the COVID-19 pandemic still going on, it came as no surprise that Longwood's beloved fall tradition, The G.A.M.E. (Greatest Athletic March Ever) would not be occurring at its normal August date. However, that did not make it any less painful. The G.A.M.E. has become a staple at Longwood so not having it this fall is taking some getting used to for students.
Emerging into the new normal, amid the viral pandemic, are facial coverings. Due to the increased Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 measured/recommendations, facial coverings are now a new normal that has been put in place. These semi-thin quality coverings have made a lasting appearance with the increase of its presence in institutions, places of employment, media and now most recently the fashion industry. As facial coverings will likely be worn on walks, grocery store runs or in the gym, designers are certainly making an impresison.
Longwood students began arriving back to campus in mid-August, and with the anticipation of move-in came a new question: how long will they stay?
Emerging into the new normal, amid the viral pandemic, are facial coverings. Due to the increased Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 measures/recommendations, facial coverings are now a new normal that has been put in place. These semi-thin quality coverings have made a lasting appearance with the increase of its presence in institutions, place of employment, media and now most recently the fashion industry. As facial coverings will likely be worn on walks, grocery store run or in the gym, designers are certainly making an impression.
With the COVID-19 pandemic still going on, it came as no surprise that Longwood’s beloved fall tradition, The G.A.M.E (Greatest Athletic March Ever) would not be occurring at its normal August date. However, that did not make it any less painful. The G.A.M.E. has become a staple at Longwood so not having it this fall is taking some getting used to for students.
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, the senate received updates on COVID-19 on campus and two students were sworn into office.
Longwood students began arriving back to campus in mid-August, and with the anticipation of move-in came a new question: how long will they stay?
As we trickle in from summer's ending, the spread of COVID-19 has ultimately altered the way normal is considered and has potentially heightened the emotions of feeling stressed and/or anxious. While many across the nation are being advised to partake in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, pertaining to the social distancing and facial covering measures for their well-being, this barrier of social isolation can perhaps take a toll on one’s mental state. Therefore, this will serve as a brief survival guide to maintaining a healthy mental state this semester.
