VIDEO: ODU Tick Research Team: Prepare for a Severe Season
Holly Gaff, an associate professor of biological sciences at Old Dominion University, said a more aggressive version of ticks is moving from the north to the Hampton Roads.
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Black Elk Biography Continues to Rack up National Accolades
Joe Jackson's biography of the influential Sioux leader Black Elk has captured the attention of literary and historical elites.
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National Grant to Help ODU Researcher Understand Why Dog Parks Work
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Baumgart Selected for Prestigious Mercator Fellowship
Helmut Baumgart, Virginia Microelectronics Consortium Endowed Chair and ODU engineering professor, has been selected to participate inthe worldwide "Coordination Networks: Building Blocks for Functional Systems" project, funded by the German Research Foundation
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Across Campus - A Photo Essay
Old Dominion University's Department of Music arranges master classes for music performance students to help improve technical skills in a small group setting. Internationally-respected as a solo marimba artist, Kevin Bobo, professor of percussion at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, was the guest artist during a recent master class. Photos Chuck Thomas
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Photo by Chuck Thomas
Dan Wang and his son Ding Ding share a little quality time as they walk in the rain to the Children's Learning and Research Center.