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Several versions of white nationalist flyers were found in the Midtown Landings and outside of Ruffner Hall by students and a Longwood police officer March 22 and 23, according to Longwood Chief of Police Col. Robert Beach.
Less than a week removed from assisting Ryan Odom and his University of Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC) to their historic victory over No. 1 seeded Virginia in the NCAA men’s basketball championship, Griff Aldrich was appointed as Longwood’s new men’s basketball head coach, Director of Athletics Troy Austin announced in a press release on March 22.
On his latest sophomore album, “?,” Florida rapper XXXTentacion fixates on themes familiar to him, such as trauma, pain and controversy.
The Richmond Symphony will take the stage in Jarman Auditorium for the seventh year to perform its New World Symphony concert at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 20. The concert will include pieces by Kaprálová, Brahms and Dvořák, and will feature soloists Daisuke Yamamoto on violin and Neal Cary on cello.
As the buzzer went off, members of Longwood University’s faculty gazed at the score board with satisfaction, showing a substantial double-digit win. Longwood Hearts Basketball (LHB) is an annual game held in Willett Hall, where a team of the school’s faculty members faced off against a team of students this past Wednesday, March 21. The students ultimately lost, but put up a good fight until the end.
Satire has always been a vital weapon in bringing the plights of the oppressed to the views of the masses and in 2014 writer/director Justin Simien brought his satirical college film “Dear White People” to the masses with impressive results.
After two years of brainstorming and planning, Wayfast Delivery started serving Farmville on Feb. 14, according to Wayfast Delivery owner Jacob Jamerson. The business initially was designed to deliver groceries to homes from the stores. After some research on the delivery service industry, Jamerson and his friend Brandon Toney decided to focus more on restaurant delivery while still offering grocery delivery. Jamerson and Toney grew up in Farmville so their goal was to start a business they felt the community needed.
“Pacific Rim” shouldn’t really exist. It’s a western Hollywood film based around giant robot mechs fighting giant, Godzilla-inspired, monsters with actual effort put into its story and lore. In a world where the “Transformers” franchise has managed to stumble its way through five films with barely a semblance of plot in each, the fact that “Pacific Rim” had such a strong story to back up its gloriously detailed large scale fights is a testament to director Guillermo Del Toro’s love for the craft of film making.
With of a goal of bringing 1,090 students in fall 2018, Director of Admissions Jason Faulk said the office added campus recruitment opportunities with bringing more students to campus, texting with students via signal and shortening the decision wait time to 21 days.
“Bobby Tarantino II” is a continuation from Logic’s previous mixtape series “Bobby Tarantino.” Logic is coming off his most mixed album release so far, “Everybody.”
In the year of 2018, where women represent half of the world’s population, they are surely dominating in sports, entertainment and especially politics, so the question remains, what can women not do?
Located at 119 N. Main Street, One19 is set to open in early April, according to Bill McKay, the owner of One19.
Senior guard Autumn Childress has officially finished her illustrious career in a Longwood uniform, which came full circle in a record-setting senior campaign that saw her average a points and rebounds double-double, making her only player in the Big South to accomplish the feat.
Longwood’s Got Talent is a talent show held in the Jarman Auditorium of Longwood University each year as the campus wide program for the Cox Hall and Wheeler Hall residential buildings. Each year, the event has a different theme. For the show that was held this past Friday, the theme was diversity. Students performed various talents that had to deal with politics, current events, and the representation of under-served communities.
Exactly one month after the Parkland shooting, students across America walked out of class for 17 minutes to demand stricter gun laws in honor of the 17 lives lost on Feb. 14.
After the abominations that were the Angelina Jolie “Tomb Raider” films, it’s understandable that public perception of the “Tomb Raider” video game series began to fall. What started as a series with a kick ass female treasure hunter began to devolve into a series of films and video games with bizarre fixations on skintight bodysuits and action scenes in water.
Directed by Greg Berlanti, creator of “Supergirl,” “Arrow,” “The Flash” and “Riverdale,” and written by Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger, the showrunners of "This Is Us” and writers of series like “Zack Stone is Gonna Be Famous,” "Love, Simon" is the first major studio teen rom-com with a gay central character. From that statement alone, the film is important, but can it deliver a satisfying love story in addition to its historic nature?
The Dean of Students, Larry Robertson, has an impressive resume and will leave Longwood with big shoes to fill, not that it will be happening soon. Even so, Robertson isn’t done with his work at the university, he wants to keep changing applications and procedures to make things easier for students.
After moving the Longwood Barnes and Noble bookstore in November 2017 from the Midtown Landings, focus groups and plans have been made for a grocery store, according to Sheri McGuire, associate vice president of the office of community and economic development.
Since removing the washing and drying units from each Longwood Landings apartment units to a centralized laundry facility in fall 2017, residents have voiced complaints in the form of a petition that had 110 signatures calling the attention of Resident and Commuter Life (RCL), the Lancer Card Center and Caldwell and Gregory.
