News
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Longwood student bridges gap between campus and community
December 16, 2014
Cainan Townsend’s great-aunts and great-grandfather took their case for justice to the halls of the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., 60 years ago.
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Message from President Reveley to the campus community on the death of Riley Cole '15
December 12, 2014
Today we are grieving the death of senior Riley Cole, who as many of you now know lost his life in an automobile accident yesterday near Scottsville, when en route home to Earlysville for the holidays.
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Japanese-American novelist Ruth Ozeki named John Dos Passos Prize for Literature recipient
December 11, 2014
Novelist and filmmaker Ruth Ozeki will be awarded the 33rd John Dos Passos Prize for Literature at Longwood University this spring.
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Longwood University accreditation reaffirmed
December 10, 2014
Capping a standard and thorough review of the entire institution, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges has formally reaffirmed Longwood University’s accreditation.
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Longwood to begin option in nursing program for nontraditional students
December 09, 2014
Nurses in south-central Virginia who want to earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing will be able to do so more easily thanks to a new program at Longwood University.
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Longwood dedicates Lancer Park building for stalwart visionary Otis Brown
December 08, 2014
Wherever there is construction at Longwood University, there’s Otis Brown.
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This holiday season, take care of your online self
December 04, 2014
With holiday shopping season in full swing, gift-givers won't be the only ones scouring the Internet for opportunities.
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Longwood Police Department ranks among top 20 higher ed security operations in the nation
December 03, 2014
The Longwood University Police Department (LUPD) has for the sixth consecutive year been recognized as the one of the top 500 security operations in the nation.
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Anti-cancer drugs may be aided by student’s research on marine sponges
November 21, 2014
A method for harvesting cancer-fighting compounds from marine sponges, developed by a Longwood University student, may prove to be a breakthrough in cancer research.
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Women face more challenges than men, but fewer health risks, in weight loss battle
November 17, 2014
Many women know how frustrating it is when their bodies won’t shed weight where they want it to.