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  • Richmond Symphony Orchestra performing on campus earlier in 2024 - Orchestra performs on stage with a conductor leading from the podium. A violin soloist in a bright red gown stands at the front of the ensemble. Musicians in black concert attire play string and brass instruments. The performance takes place in a formal concert hall.

    Richmond Symphony, 12 Angry Jurors headline fall performing arts calendar at Longwood

    September 30, 2024

    The Richmond Symphony Orchestra will return to the stage in Jarman Auditorium at Longwood for a special performance on Friday, Nov. 1 and Longwood’s theatre department kicks off its season this week with 12 Angry Jurors.

  • Music students playing with sheet music in the foreground - Student musicians play saxophones during a concert performance. They sit in a row reading from music stands while a conductor leads in the foreground. The performers wear black concert attire. The scene takes place indoors in a recital or performance hall.

    Greenwood Library receives $10,000 NEH grant to preserve rare silent film sheet music collection

    September 27, 2024

    Longwood University’s Greenwood Library has received a $10,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to work towards conservation efforts for a rare set of sheet music.

  • Students sitting and walking outside Eason Hall in the fall - Students gather and walk along a brick path in front of a red-brick academic building with white columns and a clock tower. Some sit on benches while others stand and talk between classes. Golden and orange fall leaves frame the scene and cover the ground. The campus setting reflects a bright autumn day.

    Longwood again climbs in U.S. News rankings, now No. 6 among public universities in the South

    September 24, 2024

    Longwood University has again climbed in annual rankings used by millions of families to make decisions about higher education.

  • Dr. Jenny Retallick, Jaime Huggard, LPC, Dr. Maureen J. Walls-McKay, Tianna Jordan, M.S. '23, and Dr. David Davino, LPC - Five staff members stand together on a campus walkway. They face the camera and smile in front of a brick building with an arched entrance. Trees and landscaped greenery frame the background. The group appears to be posing for a professional team photo outdoors.

    Longwood CAPS receives additional state grant to boost mental health services

    September 18, 2024

    Longwood’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) office has been awarded a $200,000 grant through the State Council of Higher Education (SCHEV), in partnership with the Virginia Health Care Foundation, to increase the number of licensed mental health providers and boost mental health access on campus.

  • Student in the midst of the sea of caps at Convocation 2024 - Graduates in navy caps and gowns gather indoors at commencement. Many wear decorated mortarboards featuring photos, flowers, and colorful signs. Students stand close together, talking and taking photos. The celebratory scene captures the excitement of graduation day.

    Convocation 2024

    September 12, 2024

    The Class of 2025 kicked off their senior year at Longwood’s Convocation ceremony on Thursday—and, per tradition, the caps were tall, long and expertly crafted marvels of engineering.

  • Student teacher working with a child using flashcards - Teacher sits at a classroom table with a young student. She holds up flashcards with letters while the child looks on. Colorful posters, books, and supplies fill the background. The setting appears to be an elementary classroom.

    Longwood and PECPS partnerships support local teachers, students

    September 11, 2024

    At the end of August, first-year teachers from Prince Edward County Public Schools (PECPS) and their mentors, also PECPS teachers, gathered in the Upchurch University Center’s Soza Ballroom to kick off the second year of the New Beginnings Mentor Program.

  • Alex Grabiec ’07 - Man with glasses stands in front of blooming purple flowers. He wears a blue checkered button-down shirt. He smiles gently at the camera. The background is softly blurred with vibrant blossoms.

    LCVA’s Alex Grabiec ’07 appointed to Virginia Commission for the Arts

    September 05, 2024

    Alex Grabiec ’07, curator of exhibitions at the Longwood Center for the Visual Arts (LCVA), was recently appointed to the Virginia Commission for the Arts by Governor Glenn Youngkin.

  • Students working in a lab at Longwood - Student in a lab coat and safety goggles measures liquid in a graduated cylinder. Another student uses a pipette beside him. They work at a laboratory bench with glassware and equipment. A whiteboard is visible in the background.

    PRISM project uses computational chemistry to research new electronics technology

    September 05, 2024

    This summer, Ashley Seiders ’25 and Ben Benke ’26 worked with Dr. Ben Topham on a computational chemistry PRISM project related to single molecule electronics.

  • L-R: Joshua Burton ’25, Charles Clemente ’24 and Jake Keely ’24 - Three male students pose against a red background with stock market graphics. One wears a suit, one leans on a chair in a maroon polo, and one wears a Longwood Lancers polo. White outlines separate them from the financial chart backdrop. The design suggests a focus on business or finance.

    Students beat the S&P 500 average with collaborative strategy for investing $1.65 million fund

    September 03, 2024

    When Longwood’s Student Investment Fund members decided to buy Nvidia stock in 2022—and then sold a sizeable chunk of it earlier this year for a more than 200 percent return—it wasn’t play money they were using.

  • Dr. Ronda Walker and Dr. Sarah Tanner-Anderson '02, MA '07 - Two women stand against a white backdrop engaged in conversation. One gestures with her hands while speaking. The other listens attentively with her hands clasped. Both are dressed in professional attire.

    Faculty Research: Diverse leaders bloom with mentorship in graduate school

    August 28, 2024

    Nationally, leadership in our PK-12 schools and university communication sciences and disorders programs have a common problem: lack of diversity.

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