ODU Researcher Uses Bees to Build a Better Berry
Lisa Horth wants to bring strawberry fans larger, plumper harvests on the plentiful pick-your-own farms found in South Hampton Roads, while bolstering the supply of pollinators that make it happen.
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ODU Researchers' Vulnerability Studies Attract Federal HUD Grant
Researchers at Old Dominion University's Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center have been awarded a grant from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to design models that will help identify planning practices that may facilitate the recovery of housing following a disrupting severe storm event.
Webb Center Operations Manager Named Gazelle Award Winner
Shannon Sauerwald, the general administration manager in Webb Center Operations, was presented with Old Dominion University's Gazelle Award at Friday's area-wide meeting led by Chief Operating Officer David Harnage.
New Head of Archives Brings Passion for History to Old Dominion
A self-professed "museum nerd" her entire life, Jessica Ritchie, Old Dominion's new head of special collections and university archives, is hoping to spread the gospel that the University's history is cool.
ODU Art Gallery to Host A.B. Jackson Retrospective Exhibit May 23-Aug. 2
"Passerby: An A.B. Jackson Retrospective," an exhibition of works by the late artist will be on view at the Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries from May 23 through August 2, 2015.
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Across Campus - A Photo Essay
With Memorial Day approaching, our thoughts (and thanks) are with service members past and present, including many who are part of the Monarch family. To get in the holiday spirit, this week's gallery highlights the 2015 Joint ROTC commissioning ceremony held May 8. Photos by Chuck Thomas
A Picture is Worth...
Photo by Chuck Thomas
If you're in need of an "Awwww" moment to break up your day, head over to the pond outside the Gornto building. There, a mother duck, who has made a home under the bridge, is proudly showing off her 11 new ducklings for all to see.