Old Dominion University Will Officially Unveil Three New Buildings During “Building Our Dominion" Week
Dedications will be held next week for the Chemistry Building and Hugo A. Owens House, and groundbreaking for the Health Sciences Building will be celebrated.
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Old Dominion University played its last football game over a year ago before canceling the 2020 season due to COVID-19. The Monarchs are back on the practice field and played a spring scrimmage on April 3. Coach Ricky Rahne's players performed 7-on-7 drills for about an hour in front of 1,000 fans.
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Old Dominion University President John R. Broderick promised last year that fall and spring 2020 graduates would eventually have their commencement ceremonies. That vow will become a reality next month, when ODU will host a record number of commencement ceremonies from May 5 to 8. A University-wide virtual ceremony for both 2020 and spring and summer 2021 graduates will be held May 5. Additionally, in-person ceremonies will be held - rain or shine - in S.B. Ballard Stadium through May 8.