Education Reform: Four Critical Issues that Shape the Conversation
The schools in East St. Louis face formidable challenges, but they are not alone in their efforts to determine how best to provide a quality education to their students. As…
The schools in East St. Louis face formidable challenges, but they are not alone in their efforts to determine how best to provide a quality education to their students. As…
Longwood’s information systems and security (ISYS) students are benefiting from a relationship with one of the world’s best graduate programs in their field. Four Longwood students—all of those who applied—have…
The 2013-14 academic year was a busy one for Longwood’s graduate students. Sixty-five students from the following programs visited 11 professional state and national conferences with the support of their…
Two Longwood alumni, Dr. Jenny Sue Glasco Flannagan ’92 and Dr. Laurie McCullough ’76, have been appointed by Virginia Secretary of Education Anne Holton to Virginia’s Standards of Learning Innovation Committee. The…
WMLU, the Longwood campus radio station, has for the sixth consecutive year won the top prize for outstanding sports coverage for a station in its category from the Virginia Association of Broadcasters….
The Longwood Board of Visitors has distinguished longtime professor Dr. Jim Jordan with the highest honor the governing body can bestow upon a faculty member: the Board of Visitors Distinguished…
Mike Porter ’90 and his son, Jeffrey, who has cerebral palsy, competed in April 2014 in their first Boston Marathon. The Porters have run about 50 races together over the…
Business school commits to educating values-based leaders from elementary school to MBA program