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In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, two students were sworn into office. SGA President Haleigh Pannell officiated the proceedings as Sophomore Class President Claire Lesman and Resident & Commuter Life Advisory Board (RCL) Representative Kateleen Concepcion took the oath.
Lancers Drop Second Straight After Late Surge by High Point
Before this season began, Longwood women’s basketball was selected 10th in the Preseason Big South Conference Standings. And from a possible voters perspective, the placement could be somewhat backed up, on paper that is, as this year’s iteration of the team featured seven newcomers who brought untested talent at the Division I level, alongside the program going 3-27 only one year ago; this standing only meant that there was something to prove.
The Longwood men’s basketball team welcomed unbeaten conference foe Presbyterian into Willett Hall on Jan. 16, their fifth conference game of the season, attempting to bounce back from a tight 83-80 loss at Hampton on Jan. 11.
Lancer Productions, National Pan-Hellenic Council, Global Leaders, Student Diversity and Inclusion Council and Longwood Company of Belly Dance made a request under the Educational Programming Appropriations Act (EPAA), which is for educational programming when three or more student organizations collaborate.
The game is afoot in Rian Johnson’s (“Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” “Looper”) latest mystery flick. He cut his teeth on the genre in the early 2000s with movies like “Brick” and continued to put mystery elements in later ones like “Looper.”
It is that time of year again! When we jump from one holiday to the next. It starts on Halloween and it works up till the New Year. The turkey is getting warmed up and the decorations are being hung, but have you ever stopped to wonder about holidays in other places?
There are few, if any, people in the world who can evoke the same emotions as Fred Rogers. Not happiness, sadness, empathy or tears, but calmness and contentness. The feeling that, for a few brief moments, when he talks directly to you through the television screen, everything will be okay. The idea of taking on a film about a man like that seems like a daunting, harrowing task. Maybe even impossible.
Five years, 1.2 billion dollars and countless hours on the radio later, “Frozen” might very well be the most successful of Disney’s newest princess films, or animated films period. Something about it caused both rapturous applause and seething contempt from equal parties across the globe. So, of course here comes “Frozen 2,” except there’s just one tiny little thing about this sequel: it is nothing at all like the first.
Take a moment to ask yourself what you can recall about the arrival of the first Africans to early America. Do you know when, where, and how? Do you know their names?
Several organizations on campus are taking different and unique initiatives to give back this holiday season. Students organized projects ranging from canned food drives to creating cards for residents at a local retirement community or even collecting pajamas and books for children in need.
Before their matchup last Wednesday night, the women’s basketball team was riding high on a two-game winning streak, and was smelling blood in the water before facing a winless Wofford Terrier squad.
On Wednesday, Nov. 20, the Student Government Association (SGA) hosted a Town Hall to discuss issues surrounding diversity on campus.
Editor's note: The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.
When fans enter Willett Hall for a men’s basketball game, or any Division I men’s contest across the country, they will notice an extra line at the top of the arc.
Editor's note: The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.
"Chixtape 5" is the latest album from Canadian hip-hop/R&B artist Tory Lanez. Lanez is a popular artist in the industry, collaborating with artists such as Rich the Kid, Meek Mill and Joyner Lucas.
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, two new students were sworn into office. SGA President Haleigh Pannell officiated the proceedings as Executive Senator for Senate Relations Shauna Smyre and Residential and Commuter Life Representative Ashley Webb took the oath.
AMC jumped into the streaming service trend in 2016 with “Shudder”, a horror-themed service aimed to appeal to any and all horror fans, featuring a wide variety of films ranging from old-school genre classics to terrifying modern blockbusters.
Watching cars, driven by attractive stars, zoom down tracks constructed for giant and white knuckle third acts is nothing new to film. Race movies are a genre probably as equally as old and beloved as Western or Spy films. It takes a lot to reinvigorate something like a race car film. However, James Mangold ("Logan," "Walk the Line") has done just that. “Ford v. Ferrari” is a fabulous two-and-a-half-hour long epic that's as thrilling to watch as it is to feel.
