News

Students Voice Frustration After Icy Return to Classes

By Tyler Bagent | January 30

On Wednesday, January 28, 2026, Longwood University officials declared a return to classes after closing for two days due to icy conditions. Longwood’s opening, which was delayed two hours to 10 a.m., was met with concern and frustration from students still iced in following the previous weekend’s ...

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Spanberger Takes Office, Becomes First Woman Sworn in as Virginia Governor

By Tyler Bagent | January 20

Centra Southside Community Hospital Discontinues OB/GYN Services in Farmville

By Jensen Auman | December 18

Longwood Store Responds to BookBundle Criticisms from Students, Faculty

By Chase Gionis | December 3

Opinion

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

By Anonymous Contributor | January 22

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

By Savannah Bartlett | December 1

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

By Jacob Halloway | October 31

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

By June Bollinger | April 23

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Features

The Fox and Lamb: A Culinary Exploration Through Pizza

By Bella McCullough | January 23

Keeping it Classy at the Career Closet

By Bella McCullough | January 13

The Pools of the Past: Willett Hall’s Abandoned Pool

By Meredith Boone | December 3

‘More Than a Project’: CTZN 410 Class Partners With Mary E. Branch Heritage Center

By Jensen Auman | December 2

A&E

‘Marty Supreme’: A Great Swing But a Clear Miss

By Brandi Dawson | February 4

Marty Supreme came to theaters on December 25, 2025, and quickly became the talk of the internet. This film focuses on Marty Mauser, who became a shoe salesman in order to fund his travel to become a table tennis champion. Marty’s dream leads him to ...

Rotunda Review: ‘Heated Rivalry’ is More Than Just the ‘Gay Hockey Show’

By Tyler Bagent | January 18

‘Wicked: For Good’: ‘I Couldn’t Be Happier’ With This Release

By Brandi Dawson | December 23

Waterworks’ ‘Crucible’ Ignites the Stage

By Alyssa Robertson | November 21

Sports

Turnovers Plague Lancers in Loss to High Point

By Jose Ramos Flores | February 2

On January 31, 2026, the Longwood Men’s Basketball team took on High Point at the Joan Perry Brock Center for their only home game in a four game stretch. In a hard-fought game, the Lancers received their first loss at home in conference play, 71-59. The ...