Category Archives: Classes

As a “retired D1 athlete” I am excited to be a part of the new running club! Many of my friends who were former members of the Longwood Cross Country team have come together to form this new running club … Continue reading →

May 2020: I have not gone on my study abroad trip yet, but I’m very excited about it! I am in the group going to Costa Rica in January 2021 and I’m hoping everything goes as planned and no virus … Continue reading →

I took proofs with Dr. Boyle my spring 2020 semester. Honestly, I was worried about this course since it was a 300 level math class and I had already struggled with some lower-level math courses. However, I quickly got the … Continue reading →

I took Love, Sex, and Friendship with Dr. Blincoe my spring 2020 semester and I loved it. I enrolled in LSF after taking Markets and Morals with Dr. Blincoe because I loved the class so much. LSF ended up being … Continue reading →

I took Dr. Blincoe’s Markets and Morals class my fall 2019 semester. When the class was introduced on the first day of class I was weary because it involved a lot of reading and I’m not a big reader. However, … Continue reading →

This was my first honors course at Longwood. I was in the section called “bodies and citizens” and the class taught me a lot about a woman’s body and her rights throughout history. This class was a real learning experience … Continue reading →

English 265 was the only foundation/pillar course I was required to take since I transferred in with credits. I really enjoyed this class, because it was my first real taste of university-level writing. I did well in my writing at … Continue reading →

Hi, my name is Lindsey. I am a rising sophomore at Longwood and I am studying mathematics education. I am trying to decide if I want to pursue a minor in accounting which will put me on track to graduating … Continue reading →

May 30th, 2019. You’ve overcome the one obstacle you never thought you could! You completed your first year of college. But, that’s in the past now; a distant memory. Now, you’re onto new, big things. It’s almost time for you … Continue reading →