Author Archives: Sabrina Brown

Coming up the week of Oct. 17 is Longwood’s Career Week. It’s a week full of helpful job search-related workshops, opportunities to network with alumni and a career fair. I was surprised to hear in a meeting this week that … Continue reading →

Here’s some happy news! For the first time, Longwood is a top-five regional public university in the South, according to the annual U.S. News & World Report rankings released on Sept. 12. Over the last decade, Longwood has charted a steady climb … Continue reading →

What do Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Frida Kahlo, Leonardo da Vinci and Frederick Douglass all have in common? Each of these famous figures kept a journal or diary to record their experiences, thoughts or feelings. What do Longwood’s Greenwood Library … Continue reading →

Your Lancers have had a busy week and a half, but so has our university photographer, Courtney Vogel. Take a stroll through these galleries on Facebook, and you just might see a familiar face—most likely lit up with a big … Continue reading →

work orders and housekeeping issues We just sent the following information to students about some unexpected issues that you have let us know about. If you or your student are experiencing an issue, please encourage them to submit a work … Continue reading →

I hope the move-in process has gone well for everyone so far. Classes will be starting on Aug. 22, but campus is already buzzing. There’s so much for students to do and so many ways to get involved! I know … Continue reading →

Longwood’s Family Weekend is teaming up with Farmville’s Heart of Virginia Festival on Sept. 16-17 for a weekend of delicious food, live music and a variety of other events. It will be the perfect time to check in with your … Continue reading →

You may be wondering how Covid-19 will impact your student’s experience at Longwood this fall. The university has updated its guidelines for students, faculty and staff, and visitors, and you should be able to find the answers to your questions … Continue reading →

First of all, a belated—but no less heartfelt—congratulations to all of you whose Lancers graduated in May! I personally know what it’s like to have a child complete their college degree, and there aren’t many occasions that are happier. You … Continue reading →

It’s hard to believe the 2021-22 academic year is almost in the books. We sincerely hope your student had a great year. And we hope the information below will make the moving-out process a little easier for those of you … Continue reading →