Opinion

Tone Deaf to Bandfest

By Emma Grace Mancini | April 12

Editor's note: The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author. In 1993, 29 years ago, WMLU (formally known as WLCX) started the Friday night tradition of Bandfest during Spring Weekend.  This one-day concert event took place during the Thursday through Sunday weekend-long ...

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Features

Society prepares students for legal realm

By David Pettyjohn | January 22

Seniors Jason Dryer and Danielle Michael may only have one semester left, but they are working to leave a lasting impact on Longwood’s community of aspiring lawyers. As the Pre-Law Society enters its second year of existence, Dryer, the society’s vice president, said the society continues to try ...

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News

Longwood Golf Course brings resistance

By Briana Adhikusuma | April 8

The announcement of the Longwood Golf Course closing to the public this summer has brought controversy between the university and the community. The 9-hole course will be continued to be used by the men’s and women’s golf teams for practice, as well as the cross country teams and physical education ...

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News

Sen. Kaine speaks out about foreign policy

By Kiersten Freedman | April 8

Virginia Senator Tim Kaine visited Dr. Harbour’s American Foreign Policy class this past Thursday and discussed many topics that relate to the class curriculum. Formerly the governor of Virginia, Kaine was elected into the Senate in 2012, where he took on roles in the Foreign Relations Committee, ...

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Basketball

WBB: Lancers to face Liberty on lengthy losing streak

By Payton Conway | February 25

The Longwood’s women basketball team (6-20, 3-14) will head to Liberty for their last road game of the season this Saturday, Feb. 27. Coming off their sixth straight loss to Radford, the Lancers will face the Flames (15-10, 12-4, Big South) while on their longest losing streak of the season. “We ...

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Longwood University

BASE: Tough weekend opens 2016 campaign

By Derrick Bennington | February 25

Longwood baseball head coach Ryan Mau knew it would be tough sledding on the opening weekend of the 2016 season with a three-game series against defending American Athletic Conference champion East Carolina (ECU). The Pirates showed just why they were a regional-qualifying team last season as they ...

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Soccer

WSOC: West Virginia too much for the Lancers

By Derrick Bennington | September 15

The defending Big 12 champion West Virginia University (7-1-0) was in control from start to finish against Big South Longwood University (3-4-0) last Sunday afternoon, Sept. 13. The No. 5 nationally ranked Mountaineers sent an astonishing 41 shots at the Lancer defense, 16 on goal, on their way to a ...

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Soccer

WSOC: Lancer comeback spoiled by Hokies

By Derrick Bennington | September 5

Two late goals with less than ten minutes to play lifted the nationally-ranked No. 10 Virginia Tech Hokies to a 4-2 win over the upset-minded Lancers on Wednesday night in Blacksburg. “I'm so proud of the Longwood team that played their guts out tonight against one of the top teams in the country,” ...

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