In virtual SGA: Swearing in of new officials, Intercultural Center opening
(09/18/20 9:56pm)
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, multiple students were sworn into office.
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National Rock Collecting Day Comes to Longwood
(09/16/20 12:45pm)
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.
The G.A.M.E. rescheduled to spring
(09/15/20 4:00pm)
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.
Fashion with facial coverings
(09/15/20 3:44pm)
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 COVID-19 update
(09/15/20 3:36pm)
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?
Fashion With Facial Coverings
(09/12/20 10:06pm)
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.
The G.A.M.E. Rescheduled to Spring
(09/12/20 12:54am)
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 virtual SGA: COVID-19 updates, swearing in of new officials
(09/11/20 8:20pm)
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 COVID-19 update
(09/11/20 8:19pm)
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?
How to stay mentally healthy this semester
(09/04/20 10:34pm)
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.
The strings take the stage
(09/03/20 10:55am)
The Longwood music department has quite a diverse set of classes for anyone to take including piano, chorus, guitar, wind percussion and so much more! Now they have welcomed yet another section to their group: a strings program with the new official teacher, Dr. Lauretta Werner.
Longwood hires Megan Brown to build on foundation set by softball legend
(08/26/20 9:58pm)
Back in June, Longwood’s long-time softball coach, Kathy Riley, announced her retirement. Soon after, the search began for her replacement. After an extensive search, it was announced two weeks ago that Dr. Megan Brown would become the next head softball coach at Longwood University. Brown was a former assistant coach at big-time schools Boston College, the University of California and Auburn, as well as an All-American during her playing days at Florida Southern. Over the course of her career, Brown worked under esteemed softball coaches Diane Ninemire at Cal and Tina Deese at Auburn.
LU Theatre shakes up 2020-21 season
(08/26/20 2:41pm)
This semester, there has been a lot of changes in the way we live life on campus. Some of our classes have gone either hybrid or fully online, many extracurricular activities have been canceled and we are required to wear a mask to leave our dorm-space. One of the many activities that have had to change due to our situation is Longwood Theatre. The theatre department has made a significant impact on its production schedule to provide the audience with a safe way to enjoy their performances.
Legendary Softball Coach Announces Retirement
(07/11/20 12:33am)
In late June, 2020 hit us with yet another curveball. Two weeks ago, it was announced that Longwood head softball coach Kathy Riley would be stepping down after 23 years at the helm. In the early 2000s, Riley helped guide the program into Division I after Longwood left the Division II Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference. Riley can now look back on a legacy that saw 812 career wins, five Big South Conference titles and seven trips to the NCAA tournament. The team finished with a winning record in every season under Riley and five of the last seven Big South titles have been won by Longwood.
Longwood to reopen in August for fall semester
(06/17/20 5:09pm)
On Thursday, June 11, Longwood announced that the university will be reopening for in-person instruction for the fall 2020 semester, after being closed since March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why It's Important to Study Abroad
(06/10/20 10:17pm)
Has anyone ever thought about seeing the world? Going to different countries, seeing new things, learning more about the big, blue marble we all live on, it all sounds grand. At Longwood University, we have been connected with great study abroad programs that can help us make this a reality. The question is, why? Why go to study abroad when we could stay in the comfort of our own home and see the world through our computer? Why study abroad?
IT (1990) vs IT (2017)
(06/04/20 11:06am)
Stephen King has written and published 63 novels and is renowned for his work in horror. Some of his most famous works are The Shining, The Stand, Misery and Pet Sematary. However, there is one piece that has stood out among many others and has even become the second best-selling novel written by Stephen King and that novel is IT. IT has become one of the hottest horror movies in the last decade and if anyone out there is a movie fan, then they have probably heard the question, “Which is better, the original or the remake?” The reason this particular film stands out is because of the profits it made and the attention the movie gained. Both the original and the remake made almost double every other iconic horror movie including Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th and Chucky. The question is now, “Which film is better, the classic 1990s IT or the new 2017 IT?”
Longwood announces creation of COVID-19 task force
(04/28/20 12:15pm)
On Thursday, April 16, Longwood University announced that a new leadership team, the COVID-19 planning team, or Task Force, had been created.
The Reel Life: "The Willoughbys"
(04/24/20 8:20pm)
If no other animated film is released this year, that means that the best animated film of 2020 will likely be “The Willoughbys”, a quirky, stylized animated adventure with as hard of an edge as a family animated adventure can have. That isn’t a slight though, as it is a worthy recipient of such praise.
"Blame It On Baby" Album Review
(04/22/20 4:24pm)
Dababy is one of the most popular artists in the music industry. His popular “Suge” brought in millions of streams and fans. Dababy is known for his flow and witty lyrics while picking some great beats.
