News
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Longwood historian Phil Cantrell publishes new study of 1994's Rwandan Genocide
April 14, 2022
With a combination of in-country interviews and church archival research, Cantrell suggests new ways to understand Rwanda's lingering problems.
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Amy Tillerson-Brown to speak on the lessons of Women's Activism
March 28, 2018
PE Native and now professor at Mary Baldwin University, Tillerson-Brown will help us honor Women's History Month with a 3 April talk focused on the activist citizenship of minority women.
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Student Research Earns Awards and Upcoming Publication
March 20, 2018
Political Science and History majors score academic hat trick!
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History Majors Maeve Losen and Mary Zell Galen present at Phi Alpha Theta Conference
January 15, 2018
Their research began in Farmville, then hit the national stage in New Orleans
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Fall 2017 Student Mock Debate
November 03, 2017
On the eve of Virginia's gubernatorial election, students represent a wide range of political views
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Senior Christy Tagg Earns Double Leadership Honors
April 12, 2017
Senior Christy Tagg wins Double Honors for Leadership on Campus
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Dr. Fergeson highlights the role of place, memory, and a bit of irony as Richmond building renamed for Barbara Johns.
March 03, 2017
Dr. Larissa Fergeson authors Op-Ed in Richmond Times-Dispatch on history, place, and the Civil Rights Struggle
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Dr. Kravetz participates in Workshop program hosted by National Holocaust Museum
March 03, 2017
Dr. Melissa Kravetz participates in workshop hosted by US Holocaust Museum
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Students and Faculty land series of research grants together.
November 29, 2016
Thanks to SURI Grants from the Office of Student Research, 3 students and 3 faculty will be working together and independently on advanced research projects in Summer 2017.