‘DesignHer’ is on view through Nov. 12 at the Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries.
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“ALLiGATER HELLHOUND” includes 50 artworks accompanied by folk and traditional music that reflects the communities where the artists have lived and worked.
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The association is the flagship organization for maritime historians across the world.
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The event will explore the concept of truth through music and mixed media and will take place Sept. 11 at 3 p.m. in the Diehn Center for the Performing Arts, Room 1201.
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It will be held on Sept. 10 in the College of Arts and Letters.
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It is more than law and politics. How does the Constitution shape American society, the way we live and our expectations for the future? The campus community is invited to the forum on Tuesday, September 20th, 12:20-1:30 in Batten Arts & Letters Rm. 1012
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The College of Arts & Letters welcomes new faculty for the 2022-23 academic year.
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Through special courses and events, the ODU community can join a collective learning adventure this fall.
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ODU English major Benjamin Harris organized “Zines for Teens,” which will be hosted from Aug. 15 to 19 in the Darden College of Education and Professional Studies.
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In his research and advocacy, the former professor, who died at 86, sought to stamp out inequality and “change lives for the better.”
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Anna Pillow ’10 connected with her former professor, Richard Nickel, for the community project in Orange, where she leads the Arts Center.
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Congratulations to the students listed below, whose academic performance for Spring Semester 2022 qualified them for recognition on the Dean's List.
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Martha Daas, associate professor of Spanish and chair of the Department of World Languages and Cultures, has been appointed as Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies and Administration in the College of Arts and Letters, effective July 10. Daas replaces Janet Katz, who is retiring on July 1 after 43 years at Old Dominion University.
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Her findings will be published in her forthcoming book with the University of Alabama Press.
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Brandi Woodell co-authored a study examining the religious practices of members of the LBGTQ+ community.
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Two years later than expected, the 2020 alumna will promote health and wellness during her 27-month overseas mission.
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The College of Arts and Letters associate dean helped “make other peoples’ jobs easier” with a kind and compassionate leadership style.
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Will Giandoni ’02, who credits his studies with giving him critical thinking skills, has created seven scholarships at the University.
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Stephanie Marx and Sekoyah McGlorn both won silver in the student division of the American Advertising Awards.
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The Resilience Adaptation Feasibility Tool helps residents bolster resilience while balancing economic and social concerns.
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The Louis I. Jaffe Professor of Creative Writing and English was appointed by Governor Ralph Northam in July 2020.
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Ruth Osorio hopes learning how Black and white abolitionists found ways to collaborate in the 19th century can inform how activists build coalitions today.
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Nicholas Fegreus will spend two months in Kyrgyzstan enhancing his Russian language skills.
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ICAR will move to a building directly across from what will be the Elizabeth River Project’s Pru and Louis Ryan Resilience Lab.
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This is the second under-40 group to be honored, following the inaugural class in 2021.
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