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80's hip hop influences ghetto couture
(04/19/18 2:14pm)
Luxury fashion and the hip hop industry started out with a rocky relationship during the early 80's but eventually developed a mutual partnership. When hip hop was first created it in 70's it was an underground genre of music, although hip hop had a negative stigma it gained a cult following, but no fashion brand made a effort to be affiliated with the genre even if it would have been publicity for their brand towards minorities.
Longwood Faces Sustainability Challenges
(04/19/18 1:53am)
Convenience with recycling is one of the major challenges Longwood University faces for sustainability, according to Jennifer Carlson, assistant coordinator for the office for sustainability.
In SGA: Executive senator chosen and tornado relief efforts
(04/18/18 11:46pm)
In the last Student Government Association (SGA) meeting of the 2017-2018 year, nominations and elections for a new executive senator position took place and Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life Representative Catherine Swinsky gave a presentation on tornado relief efforts.
Club Rugby spirit at a high in tournament tribute
(04/18/18 10:01pm)
In the world of sports, winning is always the goal, but was not at the forefront on Saturday, April 14 for the Longwood Rugby Football Club. Hosting the Todd Miller Memorial Tournament for the first time in five years, both men's and women’s teams aimed to celebrate the legacy of a fallen teammate.
MARVELous - Part 3: Expectations
(04/16/18 4:21pm)
Welcome to a four-part series detailing the history of Marvel Studios and the legendary Marvel Cinematic Universe. From its extremely humble beginnings to the earth shatteringly huge “Avengers: Infinity War” to be released at the end of April, it’s time to take a look at a studio that can only be called Marvelous.
White supremacy forcing U.S. backwards
(04/15/18 11:45am)
White supremacy has a history everywhere in the world, and today is still thriving well enough to maintain status as a modern ideology. Throughout the past year, it’s begun to gain momentum again in the United States through rallies and other movements.
The Reel Life: "Isle of Dogs"
(04/14/18 8:51pm)
Even those unfamiliar with Wes Anderson by name can probably recognize his films based on his visual style alone. Tight zooms on characters, eccentric locations, focusing on minute moments and specifically the static camera 360 turn. After last gracing screens in 2014 with one of the best films of that year, ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel,” Wes Anderson returns to deliver audiences a bleakly beautiful film in “Isle of Dogs.”
Album Review: Cardi B. - "Invasion of Privacy"
(04/14/18 10:31am)
Cardi B has to be one of the most beloved and the most hated musical artists out right now. With her hit song “Bodak Yellow,” she has been labeled a one hit wonder by music fans and critics. However, she has found relevance by performing on songs with 21 Savage, Migos and Bruno Mars.
The Reel Life: "Rampage (2018)"
(04/13/18 8:01pm)
Adapted from the classic arcade series, “Rampage” is the latest film from frequent collaborators Dwayne Johnson and director Brad Peyton, who’ve previously given audiences such cinematic fodder as “San Andreas” and “Journey 2: The Mysterious Island”. They’ve returned to the big screen with some even bigger creatures and an even bigger city to destroy. When the dust settles, is the film still standing, or does it crumble to the floor?
Longwood Landings robbery suspect in custody
(04/13/18 7:43pm)
Longwood University Police Department (LUPD) has identified Javonte Elijah Juan Williams, 23, as the suspect from an armed robbery on Saturday, April 7 at 2:47 p.m. at the Longwood Landings. The victim and suspect knew each other and wasn’t random, according to Vice President of Student Affairs Dr. Tim Pierson.
MARVELous - Part 2: Progression
(04/13/18 3:03pm)
Welcome to a four-part series detailing the history of Marvel Studios and the legendary Marvel Cinematic Universe. From its extremely humble beginnings to the earth shatteringly huge “Avengers: Infinity War” to be released at the end of April, it’s time to take a look at a studio that can only be called Marvelous.
Rebecca Tillett tabbed as next women's basketball head coach
(04/12/18 1:28pm)
Longwood women’s basketball has officially named Rebecca Tillett as their next head coach, Director of Athletics Troy Austin announced in a press release on April 12.
How American masculinity relates to mass shootings
(04/11/18 10:18pm)
Following the deadly shooting in Parkland, Florida on Feb. 14, America was thrown into a heated debate on the prevention of future mass shootings. This debate is still raging, though its intensity has certainly waned over the last couple of weeks.
BASE: Lancers look to overcome slow start and make conference tournament
(04/11/18 9:13pm)
After failing to qualify for the Big South conference tournament a year ago, Head Coach Ryan Mau and his Longwood baseball team enter the final month of the regular season on the outside looking in for a chance to play postseason baseball.
You're crusty, admit it!
(04/11/18 7:26pm)
Your face is dry and crusty!
In SGA: Add/drop resolution and Route 15 constitution approved
(04/11/18 2:20pm)
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, Senator Kiersten Freedman presented an Add/Drop period resolution for SGA to vote on. The resolution states students don't have enough time to gauge the weight of their semester.
Facebook users' security at risk
(04/10/18 10:27pm)
After propelling the success of Facebook from his Harvard University dorm residence 14 years ago, CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a lasting impression on the seats of Congress this past week.
"Family-related" matters draws Dr. Ron Bradley back home to South Carolina
(04/10/18 3:26pm)
In his first major decision as the new Longwood men’s basketball head coach, Griff Aldrich supposedly locked up the first member of his staff by retaining assistant coach Dr. Ron Bradley on April 5. In a slight turn of events, Bradley was offered an assistant coaching role at USC Upstate, in which he accepted, according to Vice President of Athletics Communications Chris Cook.
Brock Experiences continue to be refined as summer approaches
(04/08/18 4:51pm)
Starting in 2016 from the largest donation in Longwood's history from alumna Joan Brock '64, the Brock Experiences
