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Upchurch University Center opens to campus

Upchurch University Center opened its doors to campus on Oct. 17 at 11 a.m., per Tim Pierson, vice president for student affairs at Longwood University. “Well, we had a little countdown,” Pierson said. “Josh Darst (president of the SGA), Susan Sullivan and myself had the ten, nine, eight, seven ...



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SFC Report: Global Leaders requests funds

Global Leaders $2,306.43 - The funds would be used for an educational trip that would allow students to see the United States Senate in action and to explore historical sites in the Washington D.C. area during fall break. -SFC approved the allocation. Global Leaders requested funds to attend an educational ...




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SFC Report: Sept. 27

WMLU $770 - Funds will be used for WMLU to host the Virginia College Radio “Un”Conference. - The event will take place Nov. 3. - SFC approved the allocation. Lady Joan’s Acapella $407.92 - Funds will be used for the organization to go to the Blue Tie Affair Acapella Competition at Christopher ...




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In SFC: Lancer Productions requests funds

Lancer Productions $4,800 - The funds would be used for general programming events such as late nights, issues and awareness, traditions and comedians in the spring semester. - SFC approved the allocation. Lancer Productions President Alaina Scott and Vice President Maria Reynoso presenting their proposal ...




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Longwood anticipates Hurricane Florence

As Hurricane Florence is gearing up to hit Virginia later this week, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam declared a state of emergency on Saturday, Sept. 8 in response to to the anticipation of then Tropical Storm Florence. Florence has since been upgraded to a Category four Hurricane, according to the ...



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Upchurch on track to open in late October

Upchurch University Center is set to open in late October and is considered the third-largest building on campus after Curry and Frazer. It is a 79,000 square foot building and named after Elsie Upchurch, according to Associate Vice President of Campus Planning and Construction Louise Waller. Replacing ...


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Longwood faces sustainability challenges

Convenience with recycling is one of the major challenges Longwood University faces for sustainability, according to Jennifer Carlson, assistant coordinator for the office for sustainability. “Recycling is definitely a challenge,” said Carlson. “Convenience is the biggest challenge.” According ...


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Greens to Go moved and meal plans changed

With the opening of the new Upchurch University Center fast approaching, Longwood Dining Services has made several changes to dining options for students in addition to changes to the meal plans offered. Ultimately, Dining Services has removed Lancer Café from the bottom of Lankford Student Union, ...



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Wheeler on temporary air cooling system

After a lightning strike hit the control panel within the HVAC system located at Wheeler Hall on Sunday, Aug. 12, the entire building was left without air conditioning, according to Doug Howell, associate director for residential operations. Howell said the unit was “significantly damaged.” “This ...



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Drunk driver smashes car into Landings transformer

Farmville Police Department (FPD) are investigating a single-car crash that resulted in the Longwood Landings losing power overnight on Aug. 20. FPD have identified Michael Aaron Cook, 28, of Burkeville, Va. as the cause of the accident when he lost control of his vehicle, crashing into the transformer ...


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Body found confirmed to be Denise Martin '18

After a decomposed body was found on Wednesday, June 27 at 9:00 a.m. that was unrecognizable to determine the identity on the scene, it was confirmed around 9:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 30 by friend Miriam Loya that it was Denise Martin '18. “After sitting down with Denise’s father, we’ve agreed ...