All News and Articles
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Longwood communication sciences and disorders program inks 5-year Department of Education grant with VCU
May 10, 2018
The Longwood University Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders has been awarded a five-year U.S. Department of Education grant to focus on training speech-language pathology graduate students.
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Communication Sciences and Disorders Department Honors Longtime Supporter
May 09, 2018
Every new program at a university needs a champion—a faculty member who will work to see not only its implementation but also set it up for future success.
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Second Mega Reunion will bring hundreds of alumni to campus
May 09, 2018
This weekend, hundreds of alumni will return to Longwood for a spirited reunion weekend that will draw on the natural energy of campus as it prepares for commencement.
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Hotel Weyanoke: a “game changer” for Farmville
May 07, 2018
Just in time for two major weekends on campus, the Hotel Weyanoke, which for years housed students just steps away from the historic center of campus, is officially open for business as Farmville’s first boutique hotel.
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Public service, community leadership still noble calling, Va. House Speaker Kirk Cox tells Longwood SGA
May 04, 2018
Virginia House of Delegates Speaker Kirk Cox imparted advice to members of the Longwood Student Government Association as he encouraged them to pursue public service.
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The Last Tour
April 30, 2018
In senior spring, an Ambassador’s final tour becomes one check mark in a series of nostalgic lasts—last class, last trip to D-Hall, last late-night run for food. It’s a poignant moment, and one they’ll never forget.
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New academic building will provide interdisciplinary student, faculty and research space
April 29, 2018
Coming soon to Longwood: a new interdisciplinary academic building with cutting-edge classrooms and learning spaces, all inside a handsome structure fitting seamlessly into the classical center of campus.
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Longwood nursing students to educate community about vaccines
April 27, 2018
Sixty-one Longwood University nursing students going on the road next week to educate the Prince Edward community about the importance of five different vaccines: hepatitis, influenza, pneumonia, shingles and HPV.
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Cameron Patterson: Teen led efforts in Virginia to improve civil rights
April 23, 2018
With student activism recently in the news, it’s fitting that this month we are commemorating the first Barbara Rose Johns Day in Virginia.
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Dina Leech column: Fresh water: help restore this precious resource
April 22, 2018
The irony of our “blue planet” is that most water on Earth is unusable to humanity. Fresh water — which is essential for life and needed for agriculture, industry, and society — makes up less than 3 percent of the total water on Earth; and only 0.03 percent is easily accessible in lakes, rivers, and swamps.
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