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Two construction projects planned

With the completion of Upchurch University Center and Brock Hall Student Success Center opening dates nearing, there are two renovation projects being planned and two with designs waiting for approval, according Louise Waller, the associate vice president of campus planning and construction. The plans ...






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Iconic professor of 39 years remembered for his career

After publicly announcing his retirement on Nov. 21, 2017 on Longwood’s Archaeology Facebook page, Dr. James “Jim” Jordan, Board of Visitors' Distinguished Professor of the Archaeology Department of 39 years with Longwood, officially retired on Jan. 1, 2018 due to health concerns. "Through four ...



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Library experiences updates for spring semester

To start off the spring semester, the Greenwood Library announced plans to host a series of events, feature student artwork, update library furniture and add additional study space. During February and March, several special events are scheduled to take place at Greenwood Library, according to Dean ...





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Bookstore relocates to bring more students downtown

Longwood University’s Barnes and Noble bookstore completed its move to its new location at 200 South Main Street. The first day of business was on Oct. 30 with a grand opening event planned for Nov. 17, according to Store Manager Amber Clark. The store took about a month to move, according to Clark. “We ...


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Longwood political organizations hold mock debate

College Republicans, College Democrats and Longwood For Liberty conducted the annual mock debate on Nov. 6 in Jarman Auditorium, discussing issues such as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA) program, military spending, banned countries, regulation of gun laws, threats from North Korea, ...



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Northam, Gillespie and Hyra race for Virginia Governor

Who is running Three candidates are running in the upcoming Virginia General Election on Nov. 7 for governor: Democrat Ralph Northam, Republican Ed Gillespie and Libertarian Clifford Hyra. According to Northam’s campaign website, Northam wants to add to Virginia’s economy that he believes is in ...



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LUPD plans to become stricter with pedestrian safety

With concerns for pedestrian safety brought to the attention of the Longwood University Police Department (LUPD), LUPD has worked with Facilities Management to add additional crosswalks to keep students and staff safe, according to LUPD Col. Bob Beach. “In the last say three years I have probably ...


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Survey: Meal Exchange receives mixed reviews

In an effort to allow students to use meal plan swipes for more options other than Dorrill Dining Hall, Longwood University piloted its meal exchange program in the fall of 2017. The swipes may be used at Outta Here in the basement of Dorrill Dining Hall, Greens to Go in the Lankford Student Union or ...