For as long as he can remember, Trevor Goin has been shooting guns. Now, all of that has paid off, as he was named one of the 2017 National Youth Shooting Ambassadors for the National Rifle Association (NRA). Goin is a junior at Longwood University, and a criminology major. The ambassadors are selected ...
The 2016 vice presidential debate brought many changes and additions to Longwood University, including Willett Hall’s new façade, as the site of the debate itself. The university saw less obvious, or cosmetic, additions as well. One addition that formed a more permanent change to Longwood’s political ...
For eight weeks, colleges across the United States and Canada can report the amount of recycling and trash collected each week to be ranked in various categories based on who recycles the most per capita. The competition started on Feb. 5, continuing until April 2. The winning college will receive national ...
“Explore and get out of your comfort zone,” said Tori Murden McClure. McClure traveled across the Atlantic Ocean not once, but twice on a 23-foot-long, six-foot-wide homemade rowboat. On her first trip in 1998, McClure completed 3,000 miles before she was stranded for days in Hurricane Danielle; ...
Serving Longwood since the 1990s, the Office of Disability Resources has assisted students, faculty, staff and visitors, doing everything from providing disability-based housing to ensuring accessible parking. According to Director of Disability Resources Lindsay Farrar, about 10 percent of the student ...
Magic shows typically provide audience members with an escape from their current troubles. On Friday, Jan. 27, magician Daniel Martin went beyond the norm and aimed to change people’s lives. Longwood Freshman Price McIntyre was brought on Jarman Hall’s stage to perform card tricks with Martin during ...
Last Friday, the Moton Museum held a screening of “All the Way,” an HBO movie depicting the first term of former President Lyndon B. Johnson (actor Bryan Cranston) after John F. Kennedy’s assassination. The movie focuses heavily on Johnson’s history with civil rights legislation and his complications ...
Participating in Washington, D.C.’s Women’s March was more than personal for Dr. Carl Riden. Among the masses of demonstrators, she advocated for the issues of the disadvantaged, an interest stemming from her background. Growing up in a poor, working class community in southern Alabama, Riden’s ...
Seniors Jason Dryer and Danielle Michael may only have one semester left, but they are working to leave a lasting impact on Longwood’s community of aspiring lawyers. As the Pre-Law Society enters its second year of existence, Dryer, the society’s vice president, said the society continues to try ...
Fourteen Longwood students started the new year participating in a ten-day study abroad program to Costa Rica. From Jan. 3-13, the students went hiking and visited the beaches, while also observing the differences between the Costa Rican economy and culture and the United States'. The educational ...
Uptown Café is known for their open mic nights, fund raisers and coffee in Farmville, Va. On Nov 19 from 7-9 p.m., David Rawls, a junior at Longwood University teamed up with Uptown Café and the Farmville Area Community Emergency Services (F.A.C.E.S.) to host live music with a food drive. “We’ve ...
With the holiday season around the corner, it can be a priority to give back to a charity. While there are multiple charities available, donating to homeless veterans rose above the rest for two Longwood student groups. “They keep us safe, fighting and serving in the U.S military, and they come home, ...
There were three different teams hosted by the English and Modern Languages department: Spanish, German and French, each competing for the title of the Iron Chef through a main course and desserts. In the Nance Room of Dorrill Dining Hall on the evening of Nov. 15, the affair began with an auction. There ...
The sixth annual Campus Safety Walk was an opportunity hosted after-dark for students and staff to make safety recommendations. The walk was cosponsored by the RCL advisory Board, Campus Police and the Real Estate Foundation. About 36 participants, students and staff, gathered at the Chi Fountain on ...
“Live music and canned food drive” is an event hosted by Longwood junior David Rawls. The event will take place at Uptown Café on Sept 19 from 7-9 p.m. It is encouraged to bring a can or two to the event which will be donated to the Farmville Area Community Emergency Services (F.A.C.E.S). “The ...
Do you ever dance to throwback songs with friends for fun? Well, some dance to them for friendly competition. The annual Lip Sync hosted by Longwood University’s Greek life organizations was held on Nov. 9 in Jarman Auditorium. Lip Sync is a talent show where Longwood’s fraternities and sororities ...
Each comedian or speaker tries to bring something new and different to the table, some succeed and make the audience think. K-von recently performed in Wygal Hall for Longwood students and Farmville residents on Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m. His performance was to educate and bring attention to certain issues ...
“Live music and canned food drive” is an event hosted by David Rawls. The event will take place at Uptown Café on Nov. 19 from 7-9 p.m. It is encouraged to bring a can or two to the event, which will be donated to the Farmville Area Community Emergency Services (F.A.C.E.S.). “The event’s mission ...
Senior Madison Alford from Manassas, Va. called Longwood home after transferring from East Carolina University as a sophomore. Alford is a member of Longwood Company of Dancers and has danced for 19 years. Alford is also the membership chair of Global Leaders and vice president of membership for Alpha ...
Service with a group (S.W.A.G) is an initiative program formulated during the 2016 fall semester that allows Lancers to take part in community service through the Office of Citizen Leadership and Social Justice Education (C.L.S.J.E). This piloted idea was thought up by Jordan Bynum, assistant director ...
