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Senior Reflections from The Rotunda Editors

My freshman year, Becca Lundberg tried to get me to attend the newspaper meetings. However, I could never go because I had to work during that time every week. Besides, I never thought I would have any interest in journalism, especially writing it. Then, sophomore year, Becca was Copy Editor and one ...


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SGA Brief

The final Student Government Association meeting was held Tuesday, April 22, 2014 in Lankford Student Union’s BC room. The new advisory board opened with the new members; President Joe Gills, Vice President Adam Fletcher, Treasurer Jessica Darst, Historian Ellen Kensey and newly sworn in Secretary ...


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Senator Mark Warner, 2014 Commencement Speaker

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, will serve as the 2014 commencement speaker, as the university celebrates its 175th anniversary. According to a Longwood issued press release, more than 900 undergraduate students will receive degrees at the commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 10 and more than 150 students ...








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SGA Holds Final Meeting with the 2013-2014 Executive Board

While the Student Government Association (SGA) initially planned to hold the Tuesday, April 15 meeting on Brock Commons, the Senate moved the meeting indoors to the usual location of Lankford Student Union’s BC rooms due to inclement weather. The meeting began with open forum. Senator and Lancer Park ...










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Degree Works: Putting Students on Timely Path to Graduation

Longwood University is upgrading their degree audit program within the next year to help students complete their degree requirements in a time they deem appropriate. “Degree Works is an upgraded version of CAP,” said Longwood University Registrar Vikki Levine. “It aids students in preparing a ...



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Shentel Struggles to Keep Viacom Channels for Customers

Longwood’s Internet and cable provider, Shenandoah Telecommunications Company (Shentel) may be dropping 18 channels provided by Viacom, owner of MTV Networks, due to overpricing. Shentel and Viacom could not come to an agreement on rates for this upcoming year. “Viacom wants to increase the price ...