Longwood’s newest Homecoming tradition is back for the third year, and it’s specifically for parents, alumni and friends of the university! On the heels of its spectacular debut in 2023, Longwood’s 1839 Collection bourbon—the product of a partnership between the university and nearby Sandy River Distillery— became a record-setter last year, posting the largest single-day ... Continue reading →

By Waleed Ahmed Director of Student Achievement and Support at Longwood Midterm grades for the fall semester will be posted no later than this Friday, Oct. 24. For many students, they offer the first real academic checkpoint of the semester. These grades don’t go on a transcript and they aren’t the final word, but they ... Continue reading →

Get you tickets now for the 49th Annual Longwood University Holiday Dinner and Concert! Book your tickets for Friday here: Friday December 5th Book your tickets for Saturday here: Saturday December 6th

Dr. Toby Emert, a Longwood Alum, who teaches at the Annie Louise Harrison Waterman Professor of Theatre, has written a children's musical which he will return to Longwood and guest direct in April of 2026. Adapted from American Public Radio’s award-winning podcast about money for young listeners, Million Bazillion: The Musical brings financial concepts to life through story and song. In ... Continue reading →

Longwood Theatre will present the Tennessee Williams classic, The Glass Menagerie", February 18th through the 21st at 7pm, with a matinee February 22nd at 2pm. All performances will take place in the Mainstage Theatre in the CSTAC Building. The Glass Menagerie is a memory play by Tennessee Williams that premiered in 1944 and catapulted Williams from obscurity to fame. The ... Continue reading →

In survey research, it's important to follow best practices to make sure the results are accurate and meaningful. Babbie (2014) explains that researchers should make queations clear, aviod asking about more than one idea at a time, and make sure participants are both able and willing to answer. Surveys should only include questions that relate ... Continue reading →

In survey research, several best practices should be followed to ensure data quality and reliability. According to Babbie (2014), researchers should make survey items clear, avoid double-barreled questions, and ensure that respondents are both competent and willing to answer. Additionally, it is important to include only relevant questions and avoid negatively biased items or terms ... Continue reading →

Madeline Fernandez madeline.fernandezcarias@live.longwood.edu I would currently like to work in Nort Carolina or Northern Virginia. I am aspiring to be a physician assistant or anesthesiology assistant.