Do you love to grind – and not in the dancing or sensual kind of way? Long for an outlet to ollie all day long and just can't find the community awesome enough for you? Is a skateboard a constant means of transportation for you around campus? While Longwood ‘s Skate Krew has been around for two ...
You may have noticed the large presence in Ruffner Hall this past Thursday, Nov. 17 while you were walking to class, a presence that had caused the walkway to brim with anticipation as students and faculty alike collected to view this year's second annual Grand Illumination of the Longwood Giving Tree. Proudly ...
While Christmas decorations began selling months before the first day of winter even began, Thanksgiving was once again not forgotten by Americans who rushed to grocery store aisles and packed highways, all in the name of turkey. Oh, yeah, and to celebrate family values or something. But what is this ...
Feeling flustered and freaked out about finals week? While cranking down those energy drinks and shortening the lengths of your fingernails in stress, maybe you could take a trip back to childhood. The South Cunningham resident assistants (RAs) along with Residence Education Coordinator (REC) Zachary ...
Ever dream of being a contestant on the TV show "Minute to Win It?" Last Thursday on Nov. 10 in Jarman Auditorium, Alpha Delta Pi (ADPi) held the first Rumble in the Jungle event, an event where Longwood students could compete in teams of two to potentially win $75 for their respective club, organization ...
Last Thursday in the Nance Room of Dorrill Dining Hall, the Modern Language Club held its third ever Iron Chef Competition, an annual food competition between representatives of the Spanish, French and German Departments of Longwood University with dishes from the respective language-speaking countries. ...
Last Saturday, the Office of Diversity & Inclusion held a workshop focused on sexual orientation with Associate Professor of Sociology Dr. Carl Riden and Assistant Professor of English Dr. David Magill. Held in Hiner 207 at noon, the workshop addressed sex, gender and sexuality in an academic discussion ...
Last Friday, Greenwood Library held its Friends of the Library fall event, featuring Ellen F. Brown, a Richmond freelance writer who recently co-authored "Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind: A Bestseller's Odyssey from Atlanta to Hollywood," a book that Brown describes as "a biography of the book ...
Last Wednesday at 4 p.m., Delta Zeta, a social sorority at Longwood, hosted the Delta Zeta Turtle Tug, a tug-of-war contest organized to benefit the Longwood Center for Communication, Literacy and Learning's (LCCLL) camps for children with impaired speech and hearing. Turtle tug-of-war teams, consisting ...
On Thursday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m., Hampden-Sydney College hosted, "Shine," an event where Jose Galvez, the first Mexican-American journalist to win the Pulitzer Prize, discussed his life, influences and successes as a chicano, or Mexican-American, in the American journalism industry. Throughout ...
