As you move into your dorms and prepare for the first semester of your college career, I’m sure the last thing you’re thinking about is registering for next semester. Honestly, it’s perfectly understandable. However, registration sneaks up on you faster than you think. Also, once you finish taking ...
Welcome to Longwood! This year will be a year you will never forget. But with so much to experience in your freshman year, what are the important things you must do? Hold on to your hats because this list might just help. 1. Take an 8 a.m. class: When I was entering my Freshman Year here at Longwood, ...
The purpose of Call Me MISTER (Men Instructing Students Toward Effective Role Models), according to program director Maurice Carter, is to “recruit, retain, encourage and mentor young men who want to go into the area of education,” and the program’s sixth annual Silent Auction and Banquet was ...
The Department of History, Political Science and Philosophy sponsored Career Day this past Friday, April 19. History and Political Science alumni came back to Longwood to give current Lancers encouragement and explain their journey in life. Each speaker spoke for five minutes about their major, minor, ...
This coming Thursday at 6 p.m., the brothers of Phi Mu Delta and many other members of the Longwood community will witness the Sigma Alpha Colony finally become chartered. The basic point behind this ceremony is to make the colony that exists at Longwood into a full chapter. The Sigma Alpha Colony will ...
The newly elected Student Government Association President Haley Vest found time in her busy schedule to sit down with The Rotunda and discuss her time here at Longwood, her passions, her hopes for the future and the ideas she has for the SGA. Vest is a rising senior Biology Major with a concentration ...
Ever wondered if your professors thought about professors in other disciplines? Or even which professor would survive on a desert island? Well this past Friday in Hiner 207, some members of Longwood’s facility participated in a RAFT Debate sponsored by the University Lectures Committee. The premise ...
The Longwood University Office of International Affairs will bid a final farewell to this year’s international students on Thursday, April 25 with the annual goodbye event held in room 111 of Bedford Hall. A reception in Bedford’s atrium will follow. This year’s event will honor five exchange ...
Riverside Park had its most exciting day of the year thus far on Saturday, April 20, populated by droves of wine drinkers, music lovers and those with a penchant for homespun curios. Meals on Wheels hosted the Farmville Wine Festival from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event hosted ...
Have you ever heard of covering or wanted to cover a friend’s yard with plastic flamingos? Or even been driving around town recently and seen 10- 20 flamingos covering a neighbor’s grass? Well, this custom, which is called “flocking,” has become a huge fundraising ...
Relay for Life was held in Willett Gym on Friday, April 19 with 820 participants and 50 teams. At the event itself, $5,700 was raised. By the end of the event, $62,000 was raised to be donated to the American Cancer Society. The American Cancer Society is a nationwide voluntary ...
Dr. James Jordan, professor of anthropology, began his speech on April 21 by asking for an amount of people with tattoos on them. He, too, has one but not for the reasons some students might. Jordan went on to explain how his black dot was actually just a mark ...
The Longwood baseball squad is at a critical point in their season with 14 games to play. This week they host James Madison on Wednesday, a team they beat in a matchup during the first week of the season, and host a three-game series this weekend against a Gardner-Webb team that is 7-5 in the Big South ...
On Monday, April 15, Longwood alumna Indira Etwaroo spoke to an audience of Music Education majors in Molnar Recital Hall in Wygal Hall on her journey with her music education major and how expansive it has been for her career. Currently an executive producer with New York Public Radio, the largest ...
O’Neishea Edmonds is a hard worker and a believer in commitment, community and the power of a welcoming smile. As a Lancer, Edmonds has contributed to the vitality of Longwood’s Greek life through her work with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated (AKA) and the National Pan-Hellenic Council ...
Another year winds downs for everyone. Papers to write, projects to turn in, research to be done. Tensions run high and every senior realizes that for them, these will be the last assignments they will ever have to complete. This time of year is celebratory, stressful and emotional. And for many of ...
Co-chairs of WMLU’s Bandfest committee Jake King and Keith Baldwin had a whirlwind couple of months. The committee started getting everything ready for this April way back in November. Baldwin and King realized that now that Bandfest is over and went on without a hitch, they had a lot of free time ...
What hunger looks like and what hunger means can be communicated in many ways, even in Farmville, Va. Longwood students from different disciplines collaborated this spring 2013 semester in the effort to best capture what hunger looks like in the community in conjunction with the Honors English 400 course ...
Four shipwrecked victims will land on Longwood’s campus this Friday, April 19, and there is only one life raft that will save a single survivor. From 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Hiner 207, the University Lectures Committee will be hosting Longwood University’s first annual RAFT Debate. In the RAFT Debate, ...
While Spring Weekend often brings noise omplaints, the Farmville Police Department and he Town Manager’s office reported that this year was relatively calm in terms of behavior. While discussing students’ conduct over Spring Weekend, Doug Mooney, chief of the Farmville Police Department, said, ...
