Old Dominion Research Duo Helps Gabon Establish Large System of Marine Parks
When President Ali Bongo of Gabon announced his intention to create a series of ocean-based protected areas in the nation's waters, Old Dominion University's Sara Maxwell knew her research could provide helpful guidance.
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New Novel Explores Family's Opioid Tribulations
Though "The Exact Nature of Our Wrongs" is a fiction account of opioid addiction, Janet Peery didn't need to look far for inspiration: her own life was rich with experiences from which she could draw.
Nov. 19: State of the Commonwealth Report to Explore State's Economic Health
This year's edition includes detailed information on new firms and job creation in Virginia and asks whether the state should focus on firm sustainment. Also included in this year's report is a discussion of the uneven recovery among Virginia's metropolitan areas.
Teen Stress: Education is Key to Coping
Anxiety and stress are real issues among teens that, unchecked, can be unhealthy.
Book Explores ODU's Rich History in Pictures
A newly released pictorial book offers 200 photos, some never before seen, documenting academics, student life and the growth of the campus since 1930.
ODU University Dance Theatre Fall Concert to be Presented Nov. 15-17
The concert will include exciting new pieces by five local choreographers and guest artist Angie Pittman. Emerging student choreographers will also show work on the program.
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Across Campus - A Photo Essay
Old Dominion's annual Veterans Day observance was held in Webb University Center's North Mall on Nov. 9. The observance featured remarks from President John R. Broderick; Rear Adm. Jesse A. Wilson, Jr.; Chaplain David B. Thames and ODU student Staff Sgt. William P. Reckley.
A Picture is Worth...
Photo by Chuck Thomas
Chief Lee Lockamy, of the Nansemond Indian Tribe in Suffolk, Va., shows off artifacts to students during a Native American Month celebration in Webb University Center. Photo by Chuck Thomas