ODU Earns Fourth Consecutive Tree Campus USA Honor
Arbor Day Foundation again cites campus stewardship and sustainability.
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Marching Monarchs Help Ireland Celebrate Iconic Festival in Dublin
Old Dominion's Marching Monarchs, with Irish green banners flying, helped Ireland celebrate St. Patrick's Day on Thursday by participating in the country's iconic annual celebration.
Author Blake Bailey to Depart Hohenberg Darden Chair in Creative Writing
Internationally acclaimed author Blake Bailey will take with him fond memories of his Old Dominion University colleagues as he vacates the Mina Hohenberg Darden Chair in Creative Writing position after six years.
Busy, Collaborative Theatrical Schedule Highlights April’s Shakespeare Event at ODU
Theatre companies from across Hampton Roads join to help mark the 400th anniversary of The Bard's death.
ODU President's Lecture Speaker an Advocate for Domestic Workers
Ai-jen Poo will speak Tuesday, March 22 at the Ted Constant Convocation Center.
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Across Campus - A Photo Essay
To promote a sexual assault-free community, Old Dominion University and the Virginia Stage Company partnered recently to offer "Stand By Me," a festival-style event featuring live theatrical and musical performances. "Stand By Me" is ODU's artistic response to the "It's On Us," a sexual assault awareness initiative launched by the White House in 2014. This week's gallery features sights from the March 15 performance. Photos by Chuck Thomas
A Picture is Worth...
Photo by David B. Hollingsworth
As the weather transitions from winter to spring, outdoor activity has noticeably increased around campus. Here, Austin Rich Jr. takes a break between classes to "get the blood flowing" with a hacky sack. The studio art major is pictured on Kaufman Mall.