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SGA Addresses Parking and Transportation Concerns

The Student Government Association (SGA) held a special topic forum during the Senate’s Tuesday, Oct. 1 meeting to address students’ questions and concerns regarding campus parking and public transportation. Longwood University Police Department (LUPD) Chief of Police Bob Beach, Farmville Police ...


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H.O.P.E. Transformed into a New Program Called New Horizons

H.O.P.E. stood for Heartland Opportunities for Partnerships and Empowerment; it was a non-profit organization that recently was de-designated as a community action program by the Virginia Department of Social Service. According to the H.O.P.E. Community Services webpage, H.O.P.E.’s mission was to ...



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SGA Discusses Student and Faculty Use of Canvas and TurboVote

Student Government Association (SGA) President Haley Vest began the Senate’s Tuesday, Oct. 1 meeting with the swearing in of Tristan Cunninghman as Residential and Commuter Life Advisory Board representative. The SGA then went into a special open forum regarding parking and transportation ...


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The Town of Farmville Approves Plans for The Townes at Sunchase

Sunchase, a Farmville apartment community located at 501 Sunchase Blvd., is slated to feature a new addition called The Townes at Sunchase. According to Trey Steigman, vice president for development of Management Services Corporation (MSC), Sunchase’s developer and residential and commercial property ...


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American Cancer Society Enrolls Farmville Citizens

Over 50 citizens in the Town of Farmville enrolled in a 20 to 30 year study conducted by the American Cancer Society on Sept. 19 and 21. Applications were accepted to participate in the Cancer Prevention Study-3 (CPS-3) at the Historic Farmville Train Station. To enroll in the study, one had to complete ...



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Cyclists Gather on National Public Lands Day

The Rochelle Mountain Bike Trail System opened Saturday, Sept. 28 on National Public Lands Day (NPLD). The grand opening commenced with a brief ceremony held at 9 a.m. NPLD is the largest, single-day volunteer effort for public lands where volunteers collect invasive plants, build and maintain trails, ...


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New Changes with Rock the Block

Eric Wulff, a local employee in Blackstone, said that this year looked and seemed more crowded than years past. Other people mentioned it, as well. There were long lines for small carnival rides and games with the chances to win bouquets of roses and other fun prizes. The ...


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Greenwood Library Makes Strides in Technology

Longwood University students can now check out one of the 32 iPads available in Janet D. Greenwood Library’s Multimedia Lab. While Greenwood Library offered two iPads in spring 2013, Tammy Hines, the library’s head of collections and access management, said students can now check out iPads under ...


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Dine with the Director Addresses Dining Concerns

The first Dine with the Director of the semester served as both a forum for students and an opportunity for the Longwood Dining/ARAMARK staff to share news. The dinner took place Thursday, Sept. 19 in Dorrill Dining Hall’s (D-Hall) Lewis Room. Dine with the Director, which is scheduled several times ...



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Downtown Farmville Business Programs to Launch in october

Over the following nine months, starting the month of October, Farmville Downtown Partnership will present Business Boot Camp (BBC), Business Plan Competition and Pop Up Farmville Downtown. The BBC program will present four informative sessions regarding how to start up one’s own small business. The ...



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LU Receives Defense Cyber Crime Center Recognition

Longwood University has become the first institute in Virginia to be designated a National Center of Digital Forensics Academic Excellence (CDFAE) by the Defense Cyber Crime Center (DC3). According to a News Release published on the Longwood University website, Longwood University is the first institute ...




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Ribbon-Cutting Marks Ceremonial Opening of Lancer Park

“Longwood is thriving, and a day like this underscores that,” said Longwood University President W. Taylor Reveley IV at the Sept. 12th Lancer Park North Campus Ribbon-Cutting. The Longwood University Real Estate Foundation and the Office of the President hosted the ceremonial opening of North Campus ...