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Chief Comer Addresses Student Concerns as ICE Activity Increases Nationally

By Jordan McPherson | April 4

On Feb. 13, Longwood Chief of Police and Assistant Vice President for Public Safety Angela Comer held a “Let’s Talk About It: Know Your Rights” session in response to student concerns about possible Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity on college campuses. According to Comer, ...

Board of Visitors Approves DEI Resolution, Reveley Affirms Longwood “In Good Stead”

Longwood Officials Evaluate Next Steps as Virginia Universities Abolish DEI Programs

New FOIA Documents Show $601,865 in Local Funds Restored to Academic Departments

Op-Ed: What a Trump Presidency Means for the LGBTQ+ Community

Op-Ed: Hostility in the "Heartbeat of Campus"

From Farm to Harm: Discussing the Hidden Cost of America’s Industrial Agriculture

Op-Ed: Pepsi's Green, Longwood's Green

“Dr. V": From Grainger to the Director’s Chair

SEED Takes Root: Farmville’s New Innovation Hub

Unity March: The Only Way Through is Together

Lancers Vote: Getting Students Engaged in Voting

“Snow White:” Is The Controversy The Problem?

With the new “Snow White” movie coming to theaters, there has been a lot of controversy surrounding the film and the cast, including political anger and personal feuds between the main stars, Rachel Zegler (Snow White) and Gal Gadot (the Evil Queen). ...

Bouncing Back: Elijah Tucker and His Journey Back to the Hardwood

On April 1st, Longwood Men’s Basketball forward Elijah Tucker elected to enter the transfer portal. However, two weeks later, on April 17, Longwood announced Tucker would return for his final year of eligibility. “What brought me back were the people. ...