Office for Sustainability hosted, and will continue to host, Eco-April events around campus to creatively educate and promote an eco-friendly lifestyle in the community. The Powersol Ribbon Cutting event, Environmental Discussion Panel, Free Bike Tune-Up, Arbor Day Tree Planting and LU Eat Smart were ...
On Wednesday night, over 300 guests attended the third annual Longwood Hearts Basketball game. Music played throughout the Jerome Kersey Court in Willett Hall during the entire event as students danced in the stands cheering on the two teams. Students anticipated the different prize giveaways, including ...
For three days, six Longwood students attended their first Model United Nations (UN) conference together in Charlotte, N.C. The group was assigned to represent the country Iraq. The conference began Thursday, March 30 and ended Saturday, April 1. University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Flagler College, ...
Dr. James Jordan sits in his office, which is decorated with various animal skulls and collected bones displayed in showcases and on shelves surround by books. Jordan notes it’s unusual for him to be in his office, as most of his time studying is spent outside in the “real world” at historical ...
In August, Vellie Dietrich-Hall, owner of Vellie’s Boutique in Charlotte Courthouse, Va., celebrated six years of business by opening a new location in downtown Farmville. It’s no ordinary boutique; all of Vellie’s merchandise has a backstory. “I only buy things that have causes for it,” said ...
Longwood has participated in Alternative Breaks for a little over a decade helping communities with food justice, environmental justice, social justice and more. For a week during spring break, two different groups travelled to New Orleans and St. Louis to serve the communities in different ways. In ...
