We hold on so hard to what we have, We put emphasis on dreams and success, We picture our lives with a gold trim, We wish for things and hope for things, Not everything happens. Our whole lives we are to work towards something,They are tangible dreams we hang onto, As if we ...
Monica Newell, Business Manager Year: Junior Major: Communication Studies with a concentration in Mass Media How many years/semesters on The Rotunda: This will be my fifth semester on The Rotunda, but my third as a member of the Editorial Board. Other campus involvement: Filming games for the Big South ...
For this edition of Seven Days, I had the pleasure of interviewing an undergraduate pre-medicine student currently in his junior year, who, in the interest of giving honest answers, asked only to be identified as B.J. At the start of the interview, I admit I had quite a few negative ...
What is the point of revolution? Does it do any good? Does it better the lives of the people in a country? Throughout our history, people have been taking a look at their lives and realizing they want more and deserve more, from their government. Every major ...
Serious question, where did the “duck face” originate? I’d assume it started on the internet considering it is the “MySpace pose,” but who was the first face behind this now common expression? Why in the world don’t we just show ...
New year, new housing set-up. In the First Year Edition of The Rotunda, an article briefly talked about roommates and housing. But whether you’re new to Longwood or coming back, new housing plans are probably always on your mind. It doesn’t ...
This week, the Rotunda will continue its section in the Opinion column highlighting each member of the editorial staff. This week will feature the staff in a more interview-like format, and will tell you about Zelda Halterman, Rotunda Online Editor, Elizabeth Greenwood, Layout ...
In this new addition to the Opinions section, The Rotunda will explore different lifestyles, ranging from sorority/fraternity life to dietary restrictions, and a wide range of diversity that Longwood students experience and encounter every day. It ...
With over 250 different clubs and organizations, the benefits of getting involved on campus at Longwood are vast. Getting involved in one of the many clubs and organizations is the best way to create the greatest college experience while being a student at Longwood ...
On March 15, 2011, the people of Syria rose up to overthrow an oppressive government. The uprising was part of the movement that was taking place across the Arab world, known as the Arab Spring. It wasn’t so much the uprising, but the response by the ...
Everyone has certain things they want to accomplish in life, but during your time here at Longwood University, here is a short and condensed list of things that all students should do at Longwood. All of the points on this list were voted on and made for students, by students. Bathe in the Ruffner Fountain: ...
It was half past 2 a.m. when the ringing began. Emanating through the tenth floor hall of Curry Residence Hall, the chiming was no louder than a whisper yet carried a hollow tone, an echo before the sound. Rhythmically, the sound continued, never growing louder yet somehow seeming to fill the empty ...
Information Provided by Residential & Commuter Life Arc Residence Hall sits along the edge of campus and is home to the Joan of Arc Leadership program. The layout of the building includes rooms with two occupants conjoined by a communal bathroom (shared by a total of four occupants). Each room has ...
On April 10, I was responsible for writing and printing an article of student opinions on the parking situation at Longwood. After speaking with several people, including the Parking Services Manager Laura Rice and the Associate Dean of Wellness/Director of Campus Recreation ...
Recently, I have heard of many Greek men at Longwood lavaliering or preparing to lavalier their girlfriends. With Greek life being fairly big on Longwood’s campus, I wanted to dive deeper into the longtime social Greek tradition and really find out what it means to be lavaliered. With a bulk of my friends ...
This, like most things I write, is a compilation of my experiences, my conversations and my viewpoints over the longest advisable tenure at Longwood University. As a whole, we don’t always do a good job communicating to students what’s happening on campus. Because of that, it took me ...
Following the recent sexual incidents, a discussion began in regards to the safety of students. While certainly such a discussion is to be expected, if not demanded, due to the circumstances, it is interesting to consider what, or whom, this discussion has been centered around: women. Of course, given ...
We’ve all been there. As the temperatures rise, so do the hemlines; but who could resist the super cute shorts, skirts and sundresses? For guys, the allure of the airy basketball shorts and sleeveless shirts is just as powerful – if more for function than a fashion ...
Consider this a follow-up piece: my opinion concerning a difficult and important issue. Emily Wilkins already made the case a few weeks ago in the Politics Club Corner. Wilkins sees this issue from the inside. She’s a member of an off-campus sorority and her message is clear: I am guaranteed by the ...
Two issues ago, I wrote a piece on how sustainable Longwood really is. A few days ago, I was given the opportunity by Kelly Ann Martin, the Sustainability Coordinator and her intern, Haley Vest, to tour the Biomass Heating Plant and Recycling Center on campus. After the tours, I felt as if I should ...
