News
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Information on regional Norovirus cases
January 30, 2015
Longwood University is working closely with Centra Southside Hospital and other outside agencies to stay informed about the spread of a highly contagious norovirus, and so far we have seen only a handful of cases on campus.
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SpongeBob animator shares top-level expertise with students in new Longwood program
January 28, 2015
A whole lot of Hollywood magic is being injected into a brand-new major at Longwood. Or at least a little nautical nonsense.
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Students get an up-close look at a controversial issue
January 22, 2015
Hot-button political issues aren’t just debated in the classroom at Longwood—they are experienced. For several students, immigration now has a face thanks to a program that takes them into ICA-Farmville.
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Longwood to offer first full-time service for patients who are hard of hearing in the region
January 20, 2015
Longwood University has hired the region’s only full-time doctor of audiology and will soon be home to a range of services for patients with hearing disorders.
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Anti-racism essayist and educator to speak at Longwood’s MLK celebration
January 14, 2015
Tim Wise, one of the nation’s most prominent anti-racism essayists and educators, will be the keynote speaker Jan. 22 for Longwood University’s celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy.
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Longwood online MBA programs ranked nationally by U.S. News & World Report
January 07, 2015
Longwood University’s online MBA programs are among the best in the nation.
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When helping endangered species, invasive animals may not be all bad
December 17, 2014
Whether it’s the vine that ate the South or the toothy, voracious fish that can survive out of water and destroys natural ecosystems, invasive species are universally cursed.
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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.