Old Dominion University Freezes Tuition and Mandatory Fees for 2021-22 School Year
President John R. Broderick said holding the line on costs was important given how the pandemic has financially affected students and their families.
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Across Campus - A Photo Essay
Old Dominion University had a busy week as it celebrated "Building Our Dominion." Dedications and ribbon cuttings were held for the Chemistry Building and the Hugo A. Owens House. The Health Sciences Building groundbreaking was unveiled through a video presentation. Later in the week, the University held Student Day featuring a Monarch Court dedication and Monarch Esports Arena grand opening in Webb Center. Photos Chuck Thomas/ODU
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Photo by Chuck Thomas
Old Dominion University always looks to find ways to bring the community to campus. The Market on Monarch Way is just another example. The small but growing community market of local farmers and artisans will be held weekly. As the weather gets nicer, it's a great way to spend a Saturday morning supporting local small businesses.