Katherine Yancey De Lorraine ’68, M.A. ’79, explores Farmville’s history and mystery in her Southern Gothic novel Miss Lila’s Place.
Alumni Ransford Doherty and Martin Montgomery teamed up to create an award-winning video ad, "What The World Needs," showcasing the university's vibrant academic, student life, and athletic experiences.
After a routinely scheduled, multi-year review of the entire institution, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges has formally reaffirmed Longwood University’s accreditation.
Longwood University’s Office of Alumni and Career Success recently received a $150,000 grant from the State Council of Higher Education in Virginia (SCHEV) to enhance internships and work-based learning outcomes for students.
Seeing the world from 15,000 feet is nothing new to licensed pilot Tess Robertson ’25, but the up-close view of Virginia government she experienced this past summer was eye-opening.
Dr. Shelby Furman ’16, director of food and product safety programs for FMI, is shaping science-based policies to ensure a safer and healthier global food supply chain.
Crystal Hamlin ’19, middle/upper-school librarian at the Steward School, was honored as the 2024 James Region School Librarian of the Year for her innovative programs and passionate library advocacy.
From IT specialist to aspiring voice actor, Tayvon Simmons ’18 is combining his technical expertise with creative pursuits, including Brazilian jiu-jitsu and audiobook narration.
Longwood University is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2024 John Dos Passos Prize, the oldest literary award given by a Virginia college or university, which honors one of America’s most talented but underappreciated writers.
Longwood University’s MBA program earned a spot on the College Consensus 2025 list of Most Affordable Online MBA Programs, which highlights the nation’s most cost-effective options for students seeking a high-quality education at a competitive price.