Summer to Fall: A Photo Essay
As summer slipped quietly into fall, the slight drop in temperature that accompanied the change of seasons did not seem to have an effect on the campus community, as students went about their studies, activities and games outdoors.
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Board of Visitors Approves Creation of New College of Continuing Education
The Old Dominion University Board of Visitors on Sept. 26 approved the creation of a new College of Continuing Education, which will become effective Jan. 2, 2014.
Town Hall Meeting Set on Hampton Roads Flooding Adaptation
The Hampton Roads Sea Level Rise and Flooding Adaptation Forum, which has sponsored a series of workshops during the past year for government, industry and military representatives who have a professional interest in flooding in the region, will open its deliberations to the public on Oct. 2.
‘Virginia is for Givers’: Donors to CVC Campaign Eligible for Prize Drawings
Old Dominion's participation in the annual Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign kicks off Oct. 1 with a goal of raising $115,000 by the end of the fall semester.
Surprise Unveiling Set for Oct. 4 in Webb Center
Who doesn't like surprises? The ODU family is invited to Webb Center at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 4 - smack dab in the middle of Homecoming - for a surprise unveiling.
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A Picture is Worth...
Photo: Steve Daniel
Many administrators and faculty members came out the morning of Saturday, Sept. 21, to meet and talk with parents and students at the annual President's Brunch, a traditional event of Monarch Family Weekend. Among those attending the brunch, held at the Ted Constant Convocation Center, were (l-r): Jennifer Foss, director of Student Health Services; Mary Swartz, university registrar; and Lenora Thompson, director of Counseling Services.