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  • Dr. David Orr

    Environmentalist David Orr to speak at Longwood in April for Earth Month

    March 15, 2015

    Dr. David Orr, an environmentalist who helped launch the green campus movement and is leading a community-university partnership to improve his college town’s environmental sustainability, will speak at Longwood University during Earth Month.

  • Emily Hines

    A Powerful Idea, In 140 Characters: Student Tweet Leads to New English Course

    March 13, 2015

    It was innocuous enough: a simple tweet during a lull in class. It’s the type of thing that happens hundreds of times a day.

  • A desk, including a photo of a child. Image courtesy of Shutterstock

    Expert: Keep your kids on your desk, not on your desktop

    March 13, 2015

    If there’s a lesson for everyone to learn from the Sony hacking scandal, it’s this: keep your kids on your desk, not on your desktop.

  • Dr. Joan Neff

    Dr. Joan Neff, key leader at University of Richmond, named Longwood’s Provost

    March 12, 2015

    During her more than three decades at the University of Richmond, Joan Neff has played an instrumental role in that institution’s ascent from regional to national prominence.

  • Kendall Tignor '15 finds inspiration for her undergraduate research in her grandmother as she prepares to become a nurse.

    Inspired by her grandmother, student joins new geriatric nursing study

    March 12, 2015

    Kendall Tignor sees her future in her grandmother’s eyes. "I look at her and I want to help people like her. As I’m entering the nursing profession, it’s becoming clear that geriatric care is a field that needs more attention"

  • Longwood University Sign

    President Reveley's message to campus about campus climate

    March 12, 2015

    "Dear all --- During my time as president, I’ve communicated regularly with the Longwood community about . . . Title IX, campus sexual violence and our shared efforts to ensure we have a campus climate that is healthy, safe and fair."

  • Anjelica “AJ” Hadsell

    A message from President Reveley to the campus community

    March 12, 2015

    Our tight-knit community is bearing grave thoughts on the return from spring break. As many of you know from campus updates and media, one of our fellow Lancers is missing.

  • Longwood students performing in 2014's All Choirs Concert

    Longwood University to present two choral concerts featuring Longwood, high-school students

    March 10, 2015

    Several Longwood University choirs will join together to present a free concert Sunday, March 15, at 7:30 p.m. in Jarman Auditorium.

  • Statement on report of Longwood student missing in Norfolk over Spring Break

    March 08, 2015

    The Longwood University community shares the deep concerns of Anjelica Hadsell’s family and loved ones and we hope she is located safely. If you have information on AJ's whereabouts, please immediately contact Norfolk police at 757-664-7026.

  • Generals Grant and Lee at Appomattox Court House

    Civil War Seminar focuses on retreat, legacy

    March 05, 2015

    As Gen. Robert E. Lee’s troops retreated from their defeats at Sailor’s Creek and High Bridge on April 6-7, 1865, they sought respite in Farmville, desperately seeking food from supply trains stationed in town.

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