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Debuting their new-look, cursive lettering uniforms and a brand-new staff on the bench in Willett Hall, Longwood men’s basketball walked away with a 73-51 win over Division III Marymount University Tuesday night to officially tip-off the 2019-20 college basketball season.
Longwood Athletic Trainers Association
The Longwood women’s basketball team made the two-hour drive up to Harrisonburg last Wednesday to take on the Colonial Athletic Association preseason favorite James Madison (JMU).
“Nile” continues to deliver their own unique blend of crushing death metal with an ancient Egyptian theme on their ninth studio album “Vile Nilotic Rites”.
There’s a lot to unpack here. Not just the immense pressure in creating a sequel to “The Shining,” but the novel “Doctor Sleep” itself is quite long and covers a large swath of Danny Torrence’s life. It’s a testament, then, to the pure skill of everyone involved that “Doctor Sleep” is anything but a dull boy.
On a crisp November evening in Farmville, Waldy’s Ice Cream, the family-owned ice cream truck, served its last customers before closing up for the season. For the last week, the business ran various promotions to help sell the last of the ice cream before closing until the spring.
Editor's note: The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.
Chunky. Bulky. Massive soles. Eccentric nineties pattern. Sound familiar? Integrating into society as a revived fashion trend, millennials have oddly resonated a sparked obsession with dad sneakers.
Have you ever seen "Tangled"? If you have, then you remember a very important scene where Rapunzel gets to see the floating lanterns. Where she stands on the boat in amazement looking around as the lights ascend to the Heavens, but did anyone know that this is an actual celebration?
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, Ashley Hiemenz Green, a Longwood Graduate Assistant, came to speak about Longwood Recovers.
Little Brother is a veteran rap group from Durham, North Carolina. The group includes artist Phonte and Big Pooh. These artists are major pioneers in the underground rap scene with releasing five albums.Along with the two artists is highly acclaimed producer 9th Wonder who provides the production for their albums.
Last weekend, four new films opened, with “Terminator: Dark Fate” claiming the top spot with $29,033,832. While good enough for first, it came in nearly $10 million behind what it was projected to make over the weekend.
For an American hero as iconic as Harriet Tubman, it’s surprising that only now has a film been made attempting to capture her life and actions. With Kasi Lemmons (“Talk to Me,” “Black Nativity”) in the director’s chair and a script from herself and Gregory Allen Howard (“Remember the Titans,” “Ali”), “Harriet” manages to be an undoubtably entertaining and thrilling character portrait of a truly astonishing individual.
Brick by brick, piece by piece, immersing itself onto the university’s campus under the broad misconception of being child’s play, this organization is certainly nothing to be toyed with.
This is an interesting position for a film to be in. While “The Terminator” and “T2: Judgement Day” are some of the finest action films ever made, the subsequent sequels “Rise of the Machines,” “Salvation” and “Terminator: Genisys” were…lackluster films to put it lightly. So, a brand-new film completely ignoring the events of the previous two films, by definition connecting itself to the best in the series, has a lot of weight on its shoulders. The result could be quite a “Dark Fate.”
With opening tip-off against James Madison University (JMU) less than a week away, the women’s basketball team has been holding their last few scrimmages to see where they stand as a team heading into the 2019-20 season.
Editor's note: The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.
Academic Residential Community (ARC) Hall, one of Longwood’s eight residence halls, has been closed temporarily for at least the duration of the 2019-2020 academic year.
As the Halloween wind and rain pushed and encouraged bright red and yellow leaves to finally fall from the trees all over Longwood’s campus, various sisters of Alpha Sigma Tau sorority were swinging on the bench swing across from Greenwood Library to promote awareness of domestic violence from October 31st at 3 p.m. to November 1st at 3 p.m.
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, Dana Miller Kieran, director of disability resources came to Senate to discuss what her office does.
