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SGA Allocates final Oktoberfest funds to Mortar Board

The Student Government Association’s (SGA) Tuesday, Sept. 10 meeting approached a variety of concerns, including professors’ use of Canvas, the university’s new Learning Management System and parking issues across campus. The meeting began with a presentation from the Digital Education Collaborative ...


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Malvin Eanes Retires After 34 Years with LU

Student Union Recreational Manager Malvin Eanes recently retired this past year after work- ing as a staff member at Longwood University for 34 years. There is a replacement for Eanes’ position; however, the position has been altered to the Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life. With ...


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$480,000 Burn Building to Fire Department

Within the following months, the Farmville Fire Department will work on constructing a burn building within the town of Farmville. The purpose of a burn building is for live fire training within a simulated environment, allowing a fire fighter to better learn how to react inside a burning building. The ...


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800 Do 44 Acts of Kindness in Honor of the Late Dr. Stuart

On Monday, Sept. 9, the Town of Farmville and Longwood University communities united to honor the one year anniversary of Associate Professor and Interim Chair of Communication Studies Dr. William B. Stuart’s death. Dr. Bill Stuart worked at Longwood University for 12 years and was affectionately ...







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Additions and Additional Problems in Lancer Park

With the newly finished construction of Lancer Park North and Lancer Park South, the addition of 452 upperclassmen students being housed in Lancer Park this year has created various roadblocks for students. Problems with plumbing, parking and the Farmville Area Bus (FAB) have been some of the most talked ...


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Number of International Students Continues to Grow

Longwood University currently educates 57 international students from all over the globe. Longwood had students come from 17 different countries, including Australia, Bahamas, Canada, China, Ethiopia, France, Germany, Ireland, Malaysia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, ...


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Art Majors Encounter Five New Zero-Credit Courses and Evaluation

Joining the growing list of courses on campus are ART 183: First-Year Assessment, ART 283: Second-Year Assessment, ART 383: Third-Year Assessment, ART 423: Fourth-Year Assessment and ART 483: Senior Project Final Assessment. All art majors are now required to take all five of these zero-credit courses. ...


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What to Expect From Longwood University's Newest President

For this new academic school year, Longwood University’s newest president W. Taylor Reveley IV has many goals to improve the campus by growing its reputation, its fundraising, its curriculum and much more. He also comments on how he hopes to further the academic strategic plan as well as faculty income. Now ...



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Most Essential Item at Longwood: The Lancer ID Card

The Lancer ID Card is an essential item Longwood students should have on them at all times. It acts as an identification card and, in a way, serves as a debit card. The Lancer ID contains its owner’s meal plan, Lancer CA$H and Bonus Dollars. The Lancer Card is also used as a library card, a pass to ...


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'There is NOTHING to Do In Farmville!'

It is too easy to think there is nothing to do in Farmville, especially when you don’t look around and see what there is to do. Often, people are more inclined to think of what may be available outside of the city limits. Students count the miles from cities like Lynchburg, Richmond or from home. ...


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Service and Spirit: The Secret Societies of Longwood

When CHI was first started in 1900, it was originally represented by the Greek letter “X,” and now, 113 years later, it remains Longwood University’s oldest service organization. In the 1970s, because of the negative connotation with the letter “X,” CHI’s symbol was changed to the symbol ...