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  • Barry Manchester ’19 in the lab

    Biology students studying gene mutations in cancer-related research project

    August 09, 2017

    What Barry Manchester ’19 and Kaitlyn Myers ’18 are doing this summer has been compared to studying recipes in a cookbook with 30,000 recipes.

  • Longwood Police Chief Bob Beach accepts the award from Jerald W. Page, special agent in charge of the Secret Service’s Richmond Field Office

    Secret Service honors LUPD with highest award for outstanding work during 2016 VP Debate

    August 08, 2017

    Calling the operation “seamless,” the Secret Service recognized the Longwood Police Department with the highest and most exclusive honor given by the organization for its work on the 2016 U.S. Vice Presidential Debate.

  • Total Solar Eclipse

    Longwood science departments to host solar eclipse watch party, distribute free solar glasses for safe viewing

    August 07, 2017

    In the early afternoon on Monday, Aug. 21, the skies will darken over Farmville and much of the rest of the United States as the moon moves in front of the sun for a rare solar eclipse.

  • Dr. Benjamin Topham and Dr. Benjamin Topham discuss a molecule

    Smaller and smaller: Biology student pushes electronic devices to molecular level

    August 04, 2017

    John Brumfield’s notebook looks like some kind of movie prop: pages and pages filled with molecules drawn out in hexagons and lines, each carefully marked with individual atoms neatly labeled.

  • Little girl helping mother shop for produce in grocery store

    Longwood, Farmville group announce forums on potential downtown market

    August 02, 2017

    As Longwood and Farmville planners have been forging their common future, it's been on almost everyone's wish list: a boutique market, focused on selling fresh food, and situated within easy walking distance of campus and Main Street.

  • Longwood student playing the trombone in holiday concert performance

    Longwood music department unveils sensational fall performance lineup

    July 31, 2017

    Music lovers in Southside Virginia are preparing for another spectacular fall performance lineup at Longwood University.

  • Katie Kinsey ’18 with Dr. Scott Cole, associate professor of political science

    Social media use by Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street focus of student’s research

    July 27, 2017

    Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street have used social media to engage people in their movements. Katie Kinsey ’18 is researching exactly how they have used it.

  • A highlight of the MBA residency is a team building trip to Longwood's ropes course near campus

    Summer residency for MBA program builds relationships, momentum for nationally-ranked degree

    July 26, 2017

    Longwood University’s nationally ranked MBA program is online, but over a long weekend every summer students gather on campus.

  • Nicole Marzolf ’18 (left) and Breana Figueroa ’19 (right) tackle Lorentzian geometry as part of their summer research project

    Students tackle challenge of Lorentzian geometry in research project

    July 19, 2017

    So far there are no fatalities, but the research two math students are undertaking this summer may leave them “gasping for air” before it’s all over.

  • Dr. Heather Lettner-Rust, associate professor of English, with Longwood student Karyn Keane

    Freshman English major ponders graphic novels’ place in the classroom

    July 13, 2017

    Keane’s goal: to prove that the graphic novel Watchmen belongs in the same conversation with classics like Grapes of Wrath and Pride and Prejudice.

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