To address the ongoing debate concerning Artificial Intelligence (AI) usage in academics at Longwood, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Larissa Smith assembled an AI Task Force in ...

Bordering the southern end of Longwood’s campus are over a dozen houses representing a once-vibrant community that lived where parking lots, academic buildings, and residence halls stand today. As ...

The ever-profitable genre of musician biopics struck again with James Mangold’s “A Complete Unknown,” a surprisingly-solid biopic about the early years of Bob Dylan. Between an eclectic mix of songs, ...

Longwood University has faced a growing trend among institutions of Higher Education, which have faced issues of declining enrollment – partially due to the ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, ...

Todd Phillips’ 2016 hit Joker was a beautiful but ultimately vapid meditation on the cruelty of the mental health system. It masqueraded as an origin story to the Batman supervillain but was quickly ...

In 2003, “Wicked” struck the Broadway stage. After its Broadway debut, “Wicked” quickly became one of the most successful Broadway shows of all time, being seen by more than 65 million people across ...

Longwood’s baseball team held their annual ‘Spooky Slugfest’ on Thursday, October 24 – putting on their silliest costumes for a scrimmage game at Buddy Bolding Stadium. Partnering with the ...

This week on ICYMI, Tyler talks about the Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse in Baltimore, an Israeli airstrike that killed 7 aid ...

This week Jose recaps all you might've missed! He tells us about the end of the Men's and Women's Soccer season as well as ...

This week Jose prepares us for the final games of the Men's and Women's basketball seasons and prepares us for the BIG ...

This week, Jose covers the latest slate games of both the basketball teams! Tune in next week for more recaps of from your ...

This week, Tyler heads back up to the board to break down the results from Super Tuesday and take a look at what next — then ...