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Performing Arts Organizations Relocated From Rehearsal Studio in Willett Hall

By Emily Robertson I News Editor l @longwoodrotunda and Emily Robertson | April 12

The Longwood Company of Dancers (LXD), Longwood Company of Belly Dancers, and other on-campus performing arts organizations have been relocated from their rehearsal studio in Willett Hall in lieu of a new state-of-the-art basketball performance center. According to LXD, the company discovered they were ...

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Quincey Urban chosen by SGA as November’s academic student of the month

By Emily Robertson I Features Staff I @longwoodrotunda and Emily Robertson | November 20

Quincey Urban, a sophomore Cormier Honors scholar at Longwood University, was chosen by the Student Government Association as November’s academic student of the month. Urban is double majoring in anthropology and archaeology and communication studies with a concentration in digital media and is in ...

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“Red (Taylor’s Version)” review: “This is the worthwhile fight”

By Emily Robertson I Features Staff I @longwoodrotunda and Emily Robertson | November 20

Taylor Swift released her second installment of re-recordings, “Red (Taylor’s Version),” on Friday, Nov. 12, which features 30 songs including nine unreleased songs from the original album, or otherwise referred to as “From The Vault.” The highly anticipated album is heart-wrenching, disconsolate, ...

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Greek community comes together to compete in Lip Sync

By Emily Roberston l Features Staff l @longwoodrotunda and Emily Robertson | November 8

Eleven Greek organizations at Longwood University came together in the auditorium of Jarman Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 3, to compete in Lip Sync: The Movies That Made Us, an event sponsored by the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL), which featured fraternities and sororities recreating iconic ...

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Venom: Let There Be Carnage somewhat meets expectations

By Emily Robertson | October 15

Venom: Let There Be Carnage, released in theaters on Oct. 1, 2021, is a great action-packed antihero sequel to its predecessor, Venom. The feel-good movie shattered the box office on opening weekend and became the most profitable movie since March 2020, grossing $90 million on opening weekend and ...

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Longwood sophomores experience authentic Oktoberfest

By Emily Robertson | October 2

During the week of Sept. 26, 2021, sophomores first experienced Oktoberfest in its entirety while being students on Longwood University’s campus. Oktoberfest Spirit Week is a time for students to take a break from normal routines and have fun with friends and family. Festivities officially commenced ...

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Liz Garri chosen as Virginia Student State Officer for NSSLHA

By Emily Robertson | September 19

Liz Garri, a Cormier Honors scholar, is a Communication Sciences and Disorders major with a minor in Children’s Literature at Longwood University. She was recently chosen to serve as the National Student Speech, Language, and Hearing Association’s Virginia Student State Officer for the 2021-2022 ...

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Alpha Beta Psi eagerly receives chapter room

By Emily Robertson | September 11

Stubbs Hall on Longwood University’s campus is home to many students who are members of Greek life. Stubbs Hall not only serves as a residence hall for students who are apart of sorority life, but also as a common place for various chapters to reside. There is a total of ten chapter rooms in Stubbs ...

Performing Arts Organizations Relocated From Rehearsal Studio in Willett Hall

Quincey Urban chosen by SGA as November’s academic student of the month

“Red (Taylor’s Version)” review: “This is the worthwhile fight”

Greek community comes together to compete in Lip Sync

Venom: Let There Be Carnage somewhat meets expectations

Longwood sophomores experience authentic Oktoberfest

Liz Garri chosen as Virginia Student State Officer for NSSLHA

Alpha Beta Psi eagerly receives chapter room

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