Disabilities are a part of life. Few people can deny this. The facts are that something as basic as movement is not the same for every person. Additionally, in college, movement is a necessity, and students, faculty and staff alike cannot afford to have their movement hampered. To make the situation ...
How much do you know about women's health or human rights? How much do you know about medicine on the international scene? The answers are sure to vary, but Professor of Health Education Dr. Chrystyna Kosarchyn is sure to be able to fill in the blanks. On Wednesday, April 4 in Greenwood Library, room ...
We've all pretty much forgotten about spring break, that sunny time in the middle of March when everything was right. So you're all probably wondering why anyone would write a column about it in April. The answer is simple: this past spring break, I took one of the most enjoyable classes I ever had ...
On March 29 at 7 p.m. in Jarman Auditorium, Stacy Nadeau, one of six models in the Dove Soap's "Real Beauty" campaign launched back in 2004, came to speak on behalf of female body image and share the story of her involvement with the "Real Beauty" campaign. Longwood student Whitney Beale made introductions ...
The Middle Ages mean many things to many different people. Often, it's either a real world that our favorite fantasies are built from or that fabled time of shining knights and chivalry. However, historians and period literary scholars think of the medieval days in a way that most of us don't. They ...
"I feel that learning occurs more powerfully when we immerse ourselves in the actual context where the issues being discussed are taking place. I also feel that this is an exciting opportunity to visit our greatest National Park and surrounding public lands and to draw connections between an exceptional ...
In the glass lounge of Cox on March 7, students from a Hampden-Sydney College English class focusing on colonial literature and students from the Literature of Diversity Longwood English course met to discuss the novel "Crossing the Mangrove" by Maryse Conde. Longwood University Assistant Professor ...
On Wednesday, March 7, in room 209 of the Greenwood Library, six students under Longwood University Assistant Professor Dr. David Magill presented on six female authors of the past and present in front of a collection of faculty and students. The presentation was called "The Time Machine Experiment: ...
With the recent tremors in society regarding employment and class in our country, it should come as no surprise that the issue should be discussed from a student's perspec tive and in our own student newspaper. However, this is probably not what you expected. I'm not trying to critique the Occupy ...
On Thursday, March 1, Wygal Auditorium saw a huge influx of visitors, students, faculty and com munity members alike, gather to listen to a pre sentation by Yellowstone National Park conserva tionist Michael Leach. Leach is also the Program director, Founder and Executive director of ...
