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Eugene Lim named winner of the 44th Dos Passos Prize for Literature
January 14, 2026
Novelist Eugene Lim has been selected as the winner of the 44th Dos Passos Prize for Literature, a literary award given annually by Longwood University to a talented American writer who experiments with form, explores a range of voices and merits further recognition.
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Longwood’s online MBA earns spot in national ranking for 2026 by Poets&Quants
December 22, 2025
Longwood University ranked nationally on the Best Online MBA Programs in the U.S. for 2026 list compiled by Poets&Quants—a distinction that underscores the MBA program’s growing momentum and commitment to delivering measurable value for its graduates.
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Two Longwood seniors win regional Emmy for documentary
December 19, 2025
It’s not often that a college senior can add “Emmy winner” to their résumé before they earn their undergraduate degree. But that’s the case for communication studies majors Isabella McCullough ’26 and Braden Hamilton ’26.
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A declaration for the future: Longwood students take part in statewide democracy summit
December 18, 2025
What if the Declaration of Independence—the nation’s founding document that will celebrate its 250th anniversary next year—was reimagined for the next 250 years?
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Longwood’s Dr. Tim Coffey recognized as NCAA DI Faculty Athletics Representative of the Year
December 09, 2025
Longwood University’s Dr. Tim Coffey has been named the Faculty Athletics Representative Association’s (FARA) 2025 NCAA Division I Faculty Athletics Representative of the Year—a prestigious national honor that recognizes the critical role he plays advocating on behalf of student-athletes.
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Three students find the yearlong Fulbright grant application process demanding, enriching and unforgettable
December 02, 2025
It was probably one of the hardest assignments they’ve ever undertaken in college—lasting nearly a year and involving countless hours of introspection, strategizing, collaboration, reviewing, writing and rewriting.
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Future teacher’s research is spicing up Longwood’s chemistry labs
November 24, 2025
One of the lesser acknowledged truths about chemistry is that it can be smelly. Between pungent compounds and nose-tingling byproducts thrown off by chemical reactions, the aromatics of a lab can range from unpleasant to downright odoriferous.
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Resurrecting a lost art, one canoe at a time
November 17, 2025
For more than a decade, Russell Reed ’16 spent his days at Jamestown Settlement and Colonial Williamsburg hacking away at a series of 1,000-pound logs in front of curious spectators.
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Alumna’s film delivers emotional story of family’s quest to bring home soldier shot down in World War II
November 10, 2025
Filmmaker Amy Tardy Perez ’05 has one primary criteria for a project: The story behind it must speak to her heart. No doubt her latest project will speak to the hearts of many people—especially veterans and their families.
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Longwood senior brings fentanyl awareness event to campus
November 07, 2025
It only takes one pill to end a life. But it only takes one conversation to prevent that from happening. That was the message Longwood students received during the “It Only Takes One” fentanyl awareness event held Wednesday evening, which was organized by senior Taylor Blount ’26 .
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