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‘Creativity Matters’ In More Fields Than Just the Arts

The Honors Student Association organized “Creativity Matters,” a lecture that explained how creativity plays a role in other areas of study aside from art. Held on the evening of November 13th in Bedford Hall, the lecture featured presentations prepared by Dr. James Jordan, Dr. Jason Milne, Dr. ...



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Lancer Pride Prevails as Longwood Inaugurates its 26th President

With Election Day in our rearview mirror and a new governor elect in place, Longwood University turns its head to the excitement of inaugurating a new president. President W. Taylor Reveley IV is no stranger to Longwood, and Longwood is no stranger to him. Ever since the resignation of Brigadier General ...


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Longwood Hosts Class of ’68 and ’73 Reunion

On Oct. 18 and 19 of this year, Longwood hosted a Fall Reunion for the classes of ’68 and ’73. It was an exciting spectacle to witness, watching these women reconnect with each other so many years after their graduation dates. A number of things have changed since their time as students at what ...


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Let's Talk about Sex: Wednesday's With a Side of Sex

Sex: it is what it is. I mean seriously, let's talk about sex. Let's talk about all the good things; don't worry, it won't be a whole column of just sex lyrics – there will be plenty of other things. But really, what is it about sex that makes it so interesting? We all know what it is and probably ...







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SGA Discusses Longwood Village Controversy

The Tuesday, Nov. 12 Student Government Association (SGA) meeting’s open forum session featured a hot button issue that has spurred student controversy since Jean Wilwohl, associate director of occupancy management for Residential and Commuter Life (RCL), announced the upcoming Longwood Village changes ...



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You Shouldn't Let College Pass You By

Now, I may have wished this upon myself by getting engaged and all but this semester has been work overload. When you are a college senior and are trying to graduate early, stuff just gets shoved to the side, even when you don't want it to. Especially when you try to do too much, forget about the little ...



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Red Flag Campaign

Handwritten signs and little red flags marked the beginning of the fourth annual Red Flag Campaign event on campus. On Oct. 25 from 3-5 p.m., students gathered behind Lankford Student Union in a space designated as the “Free Speech Zone” on campus to listen to speakers, visit tables set up by student ...




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APO Sponsors Halloween Fun Run for Trip to Haiti

In honor of Halloween next week, Alpha Pi Omega decided to use the theme to their advantage and sponsor a fun run to help fund a working trip to Haiti in December. The Halloween Fun Run for Haiti took place on Oct. 21 on Brock Commons at 6:00 p.m. The Fun Run cost $3.00 for pre-registration before hand, ...



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International Students Speak

Well, time really does fly, doesn’t it? Here we are, already over halfway through the semester with Halloween soon to be unleashed upon us and exams looming on the horizon. I have been here exactly two months now, and those two months have sped past at a rate of knots. I have accumulated so many new ...


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Forensic Entomologist Crowds the Hull Auditorium

Dr. Joe Keiper is the executive director of the Virginia Museum of Natural History. He visited Longwood on Oct. 21 and spoke to a number of students in Hull Auditorium. Keiper's main topic was Forensic Entomology. Keiper is one of the top 20 scientists recognized for work in Forensic Entomology. Forensic ...