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Slow and Steady No Longer Wins the Race

Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Tom Akre has been researching wood turtles since attending graduate school at George Mason University (GMU) for a PhD in environmental science public policy. Through his research, Akre continues to assess the challenges to the conservation of the organisms in a rapidly ...



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A Taste of Vitamin D:

*The following statements I make within this article are my own opinions. The statements made in this article are not the views of The Rotunda or Longwood University* This past weekend was one of Longwood's most celebrated weekends during the year: Spring Weekend. A celebration where the whole student ...


Art History Comes Alive during Senior Lectures
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Art History Comes Alive during Senior Lectures

Art history was the topic of the day on Wednesday, April 11 in Hull Auditorium as seniors Josephine Ziluca and Colleen Mac Murtrie both presented their art history lecture research projects. Assistant Professor of Art History Erin Devine opened the 4 p.m. event. Discussing the Art Nouveau period that ...


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The Fast, the Furious and the Automotive Enthusiasts

Get ready to rev up your engines. Longwood University's newest club, Automotive Enthusiasts, is aiming to get on track for students and community members of Farmville alike to participate in an organization dedicated to the fast, the furious and any automotive enthusiast willing to hop on board. Longwood ...


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Now That There's a Ring on it, What's Next

Last week we met several Lancer couples who have become engaged and are planning a wedding while in college. This week, they are back to talk about what it is like to be engaged. Some of the couples both go to Longwood, but several of the brides to be have grooms back home or at another school. Marissa ...



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Open Applications for Advocates and Allies to the SDIC

Role models and leaders have been given the opportunity to completely change the Longwood campus for the better. Ever since the reveal of the Student Diversity and Inclusion Council (SDIC) on Sept. 30, 2011 on Brock Commons, Longwood University has flourished with frequent programs and activities celebrating ...


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An Entire World in My Hand

I recently bought a smart phone. This was after months of debating with my mom and dad. My renewal contract was coming up, and that's usually when you get some great deals on phones. I've always taken the deals they throw out for 99 cents or some ridiculously low price like that. But this time I was ...


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H2O: Your Health, Your Hydration and Why it Matters to You

What is the function of water in the body? Water makes up about 60 percent of your body weight. Every system in the body depends on water. Water flushes toxins out of vital organs, carries nutrients to cells and provides a moist environment for ear, nose and throat tissues. How much water do you need? The ...


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Courage, Craft and Quirk:

Sculptor, photographer and educator Mary Carothers spoke of the progression of her artwork from when she was an undergraduate at Pratt Institute to her most recent projects and artwork.   The event occurred on Thursday, April 12 at 5 p.m. in Hull Auditorium. On Friday, April 13, Carothers hosted ...




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Second Annual Sunchase Movie Night

On Friday, April 7, Sunchase Cinema 8 and Lancer Productions (LP) joined forces to help the early birds of Longwood University get the cinematic worm. From 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., the first 200 students who arrived at Sunchase Cinema 8 with their student ID received a movie ticket free of charge. After only ...