No matter the area you give to or the amount you give, your gift empowers students to take full advantage of their Longwood experience. Longwood Day of Giving has begun—make an impact before noon tomorrow! 👉 dayofgiving.longwood.edu

Over 2,000 Virginia students across 14 school divisions will have greater support and opportunity from a Longwood initiative funded by a $7 million grant.

"Longwood has something that students and families want — what I believe is the best undergraduate experience in Virginia." ~President Reveley

If burnout has become your baseline, you're not alone. Social work professor Dr. Shayla Walker explains why rest is crucial, on With Good Reason. 👂 go.longwood.edu/burnout

Rigorous curriculum, expert faculty, career outcomes that matter and affordability—Longwood’s online MBA is earning more national recognition.

As a statue of Barbara Johns is unveiled in the U.S. Capitol tomorrow, President Reveley reflects on her enduring legacy—and the responsibility we all share in strengthening our democracy.

They didn't do it for a grade, they did it for growth. That's what the Fulbright journey gave our Lancers this year. 🌎

State funding is helping Longwood students cover essentials and focus on career-building internships. 💼

When it comes to canoes, they literally don’t make ‘em like they used to. Unless you’re professional dugout canoe builder, Russell Reed '16.

On this Veterans' Day, we honor all who served, and appreciate those who work to preserve their stories. 🇺🇸 A documentary—directed by Amy Tardy Perez '05 and her husband—follows the family of 2nd Lt. Thomas V. Kelly, Jr., whose WWII plane was shot down, and the decade-long effort to bring him home.

Taylor Blount '26 brought Virginia First Lady Suzanne Youngkin and the statewide "It Only Takes One" campaign to campus—proving that one student's initiative can spark a community-wide conversation.

On one of the country's biggest stages, Aidan Brown '26 discovered how accessibility can open doors in both the arts and education. 🎭

"The five finalists for this year’s Dos Passos are each distinct in their approach to writing & their subjects of interest, but what they all share is a deep & abiding interest in language.” ~Dr. David Magill, professor of literatures of diversity and chair of the Dept. of English & Modern Languages

Dressed in a bold new silver label, the 1839 Collection (2025 Reserve) returns just in time for Homecoming, crafted once again by Sandy River Distillery. 🥃 Learn more and sign up to get notified when the sale goes live (trust us, you’ll want to be ready 😉) 👇

Longwood students don’t just study civic issues—they live them. And now, our faculty have published the blueprint. 📖

From Lancers, for Lancers! Thanks to the generosity of Brad '92 and Shannon '93 Pomp, our student-athletes have a new state-of-the-art home: the Pomp Sports Performance Center in Iler Hall! 🏋️‍♀️💙

“This scholarship gives me the chance and opportunity to carry the dreams of those girls back in Afghanistan who have never had the chance at an education.” ~ Somaya Ahmadi ’26 👉http://go.longwood.edu/moton25bs

Read "Farmville’s new strides in history" by President W. Taylor Reveley, IV, on @cardinalnews.org

Farmville’s new strides in history

Top 10 once again! 💙 👉https://www.longwood.edu/news/2025/us-news-2025/?utm_source=social%20media&utm_medium=bluesky&utm_campaign=longwood%20news&utm_content=usnews25

#Longwood26 is officially capped, and now they begin leaving their mark. 🎓 www.longwood.edu/news/2025/co...

Dad duty looks different these days. 👨 But sociology professor Dr. Scott Grether told With Good Reason that the household balance still has a ways to go.👂 go.longwood.edu/fatherhood

There's a nationwide need for STEM teachers. Through InVEST in STEM, Lancers are stepping up to meet that need. 🖊📚

From hot honey bacon pizza 🍕 to roasted-right-here coffee ☕, we’ve got some delicious new neighbors in town. (Not to mention a popular burrito chain on the way!) 🤤 Check ‘em out 👇

Sometimes history has to be uncovered. Students under the guidance of an alum did just that at Red Hill.

Year after year, Longwood nurses prove to be the best of the best. 🩺💯

D-Hall got a glow-up, offering a more modern space at the heart of campus to gather, eat and connect. 🍽

It takes a village. 💙

Favorite blankets, TikTok-inspired décor, and plenty of photo ops—move-in day had it all. Here’s how the Class of 2029 is starting strong. 💙

Welcome home, #Longwood29! We can't wait to see the passion, ideas and spirit you'll bring to campus. 💙

Charter Hall is the new home for the team that keeps Longwood running smoothly. 💙

Emma Snead ’27 & Jay Geeslin ’27 studied a deadly frog fungus & the microplastics that might make it worse. 🐸🍄 👉https://www.longwood.edu/news/2025/how-microplastics-affect-fungus-threatening-frogs/?utm_source=social%20media&utm_medium=bluesky&utm_campaign=longwood%20news&utm_content=prism2025starrA

From a surfing violinist to a future neuroscientist, #Longwood29 is full of heart, talent and purpose. Welcome to the family. 💙

What brings a rare bird to Virginia skies? Eli Stark's ’26 research took flight in search of an answer. 👉 www.longwood.edu/news/2025/co...

Congratulations to the 2025 Alumni Award recipients, shining examples of what it means to lead with purpose and passion. 🎉

Mira Strong ’28 spent her summer electrospinning glowing polymers—and built the machine to do it. Read more 👉 www.longwood.edu/news/2025/i-...

Honored to be among Money magazine's Best Colleges.

Research doesn’t always mean lab coats. These students explored big ideas using math, logic, and collaboration.

It’s not just employees who shape work-life balance—leadership matters. Longwood's Dr. Haley Woznyj, associate professor of management, was featured in Salon, discussing how corporate culture plays a critical role in supporting employee well-being. 🤝💼

Taylor Blount ’26 has a front-row seat to the Governor's pressroom this summer as one of this year's Virginia Governor’s Fellows.

Kosei Cuyler clinched a national judo title—then hit the road and made it to his 9 a.m. class in Farmville. 🥋💪

These grads don’t just binge CSI—they’re on a path to solving real crimes. 🔬

Congratulations to the graduate class of 2025. 🎓🎉 Watch the ceremony live online.

Congratulations to the Longwood Center for the Visual Arts, named the Best Art Gallery in Central Virginia by Virginia Living Magazine! 🎉🖼

Congrats to Percival Everett, Longwood's 2010 Dos Passos Prize winner, on receiving the Pulitzer. He's now our third Dos Passos recipient to go on to Pulitzer acclaim.

Students pitched. Judges grilled. Winners walked away with funding to launch their ideas. 💡 SEED Innovation Hub gave them the tools to bring their ideas to life.

When your summer plans include the Large Hadron Collider! 🔥 Congrats to Ryan Urban ‘26, headed to CERN, and Quinn Kukk ‘27, to England to study organic chemistry.

Longwood leaned into its values when it mattered most—and today, our community is stronger than ever.

Hunter Manning ’25 used to say, “I’ve got to do this.” Now he says, “I get to do this.”

Recognized by Monday for exceptional value and quality, Longwood's online MBA is ideal for working professionals.