91.3. These are numbers that may mean nothing to you, but to a large part of the student body, these numbers mean an opportunity to learn how to communicate and an opportunity to be a part of a community. WMLU is the campus radio station; A thriving, active part of the Lancer community. Contributing ...
Diversity is not invisible on Long- wood’s campus, and a new opportunity available to students is now in the works to prove this. Marjorie Griffin, residence education coordinator of the Longwood Village, is currently in the works of forming a campus chapter for National Association for the Advancement ...
On Feb. 16, 2013, Longwood University will play host to several people as they gather for the 14th Annual Civil War Seminar to impart knowledge for the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. The annual seminar is free and open to the public, be they Longwood students, Farmville residents, Longwood alumni ...
Cainan Townsend is a changer, a leader, a Lancer and a Farmville citizen. At first, just another face in the crowd, he is an example not only of what it means to be a citizen leader, but what it means to be a citizen innovator. Townsend is a sophomore and a liberal studies elementary education major. ...
On Feb 12, Hiner 201 overflowed with people who came to hear the panel on Sandy Hook and America’s reaction to the tragic event. There were five confirmed speakers on the panel: Dr. Jennifer Apperson and Dr. Danette Gibbs of psychology, Dr. Kristen Nugent of social work, Dr. David Magill of English/women ...
After a long offseason, it’s that time of year again — time for Longwood baseball. This will be Longwood’s first season in the perennially tough Big South Conference, a conference in which they were picked by conference coaches to finish last during pre- season voting. “I think that we have ...
Love was in the air this Sat- urday as yellow, orange and white butterflies cascaded above hundreds of Farmville residents at the Longwood Center for the Visual Arts (LCVA) annual Valentine’s Day workshop, “Art to your Heart's Content.” Grace Pilk, assistant educator, said, “I think it’s important ...
“I’m always ready to listen, and I really think that that has made a big difference in my time here,” said Joyce Trent. Familiar to many students and faculty on campus because of her “open door policy,” Trent is a known as a figure of hard work and loyalty to the campus and to the students, ...
Recently, I’ve been trying to learn how to sacrifice. Not in the sense of giving up a possession or a fight. I don’t mean quitting. I mean self- preservation. I look around me at all the Lancers and citizen leaders, all the award-winning young geniuses and all the people who can fall asleep in class ...
With a dialogue on social justice and racial diversity, Lancers are being given the opportunity to learn how to be better citizen leaders by scholars, researchers and activists who will lead the Second Annual Social Justice in Action Leadership Summit (SJALS). The summit will be held on-campus from ...
On Saturday Feb. 2, the staff of the Longwood Landings apartments transformed the Lankford Student Union ballroom from a regular room into a painter’s paradise. Three large canvases laid on a tarp of painter’s plastic, which covered roughly half of the room. From noon to 6 p.m., almost a hun- dred ...
From Jan. 20 to March 20, Longwood will partake in a competition with colleges all over the nation in an effort to recycle more. Longwood has been involved in Recyclemania since 2008. Recyclemania is one of the programs of RecycleMania, Inc., a non- profit 501c3 organization. “There were 605 colleges ...
Blackboard. We all know it as the website that basically runs the life of an average Longwood student. If it is not on Blackboard, it throws the student into a whirlwind of panic and despair. The uses for Blackboard vary from announcements that let teachers inform their pupils about changes to the curriculum, ...
The semester of yes. The entire American collegiate establishment is a phenomenal thing. Each week I have found that I have blown another hundred dollars on pitchers of watery beer, “Mexican” food and themed out- fits from Goodwill that – thankfully, for my sake – I will never wear again. I ...
Late last February, I wrote an article in The Rotunda titled, “Protection Over Convenience: Beach and Wooding Discuss Card Access.” The article discussed how the hours of closed access to buildings may impede certain majors that require more time outside of the classroom to finish work, including ...
On Feb. 23, Longwood University will be host to a Special Olympics event known as the Piedmont Regional Basketball Tournament. Longwood’s participation in the Special Olympics has been going on for at least 20 years. Longwood became a regional site around 10 or 15 years ago. Associate Professor of ...
On Tuesday, Jan. 29, the Office of International Affairs hosted a “Wel- come Reception” for new internation- al students in the Lancaster gallery. The event was held in order to give Longwood students the opportunity to meet and greet new international students and make them feel more at home. To ...
The Moton School Civil Rights Learning Center, previously known as the Robert Russa Moton Museum, serves as Virginia’s only civil rights National Historic Landmark. The Moton School Center honors the courage and tenacity of the movement towards the integration of schools in the Prince Edward County. Serving ...
The Longwood University community honored Martin Luther King, Jr. by presenting the words and vision of the Dalai Lama. On Wednesday, Jan. 23, a group of Longwood students, faculty and staff volunteered to read excerpts of the Dalai Lama’s speech, “The Global Community,” outside the steps of the ...
While a college student's undergraduate career is very bried, the biggest mistakes a student can make during the short four years on campus are procrastinating and not planning enough until the diploma is in his or her hand and real life becomes a real problem. The Academic & Career Advising ...
