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  • Anina Major Haven, 2021 Raw Mahogany wood, plexiglass, burlap sandbags. Image courtesy of LCVA

    LCVA and Hampden-Sydney College to host Zoom symposiums for Asterisks in the Grand Narrative of History exhibition

    March 09, 2021

    The Longwood Center for the Visual Arts (LCVA) and Hampden-Sydney College (HSC) are excited to announce a series of Zoom symposiums presented in conjunction with the exhibition Asterisks in the Grand Narrative of History, an intimate yet ambitious exhibition that spans two collegiate galleries.

  • Antonio Harvey working in the lab with Katelynn McCrillis

    Summer Scholars Program Plants Seeds for Future Lancers

    February 26, 2021

    Tanea Doswell ’24, a participant in the inaugural Summer Scholars, an intensive summer research program for high-school students, is now she’s a freshman at Longwood.

  • Adam Russo '07 with students in the school dining hall

    Business graduate reimagines K-12 cafeterias with award-winning results

    February 17, 2021

    Equal parts restaurateur, savvy marketer and back-to-basics foodie, Adam Russo ’07 invites you to forget everything you thought you knew about school cafeterias.

  • High Street Theatre sign being installed

    High Street Theatre marquee signals continuing development in the Farmville arts programming

    February 09, 2021

    A fresh new marquee was hung along the corner of High and Main streets, soon to be home of the High Street Theatre, a new cinema and black-box theatre envisioned as a place for community events and film.

  • As a student, Sarah Ghali '20 (right) worked on a research project exploring alternative testing methods for use in arson investigations.

    Longwood science grads put their degrees to work at lab analyzing Covid-19 tests

    January 29, 2021

    When Sandra Ghali ’19 applied for a lab position at GENETWORx, a Glen Allen company that processes thousands of Covid-19 tests daily, she left a few people shaking their heads.

  • Dr. Brent Roberts, Greenwood Library dean

    Longwood’s Greenwood Library receives national grant for small and rural libraries

    January 26, 2021

    Longwood University’s Greenwood Library has been selected as one of 200 libraries to participate in Libraries Transforming Communities: Focus on Small and Rural Libraries.

  • Putting their orienteering skills to the test in the wooded area behind Longwood House are Abbey Mays ’22 (right), a therapeutic recreation major; Josh Bain ’23 (left), a psychology major; and Crystal Rosenbaum ’21, a nursing major.

    Faculty up their teaching game with innovations—and more listening

    January 08, 2021

    Many Longwood faculty got creative last semester to make sure their students were getting the best educational experience possible under the circumstances.

  • Illegally captured Asian elephants in Sri Lanka

    Longwood professor’s research charts the illegal elephant trade

    January 07, 2021

    The illegal wild animal trade, in which exotic animals like giraffes, tigers, and elephants are captured and sold on the black market to the highest bidder, is much more widespread than the average person would imagine. Partly spurred by the summer’s smash Netflix documentary “Tiger King,” new light has been shed on the issue.

  • Dr. Amorette Barber, associate professor of biology, working with students in the lab

    Longwood professor’s patented cancer therapy research licensed for development

    January 05, 2021

    Cancer-fighting cells developed in a Longwood lab could soon make their way to patient treatment plans, as clinical trials are planned to start soon.

  • Teresa Reynolds ’96, LCSW

    Social work professor to serve on state advisory board

    December 22, 2020

    One of Longwood’s accomplished social work professors will soon be granting licenses to new members of her profession throughout the commonwealth.

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