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Geoffrey Canada, president and CEO of the Harlem Children's Zone, will be the keynote speaker for ODU's 28th annual observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Tuesday. (Full Story) ODU Board Approves Regulation Banning Weapons on Campus The ODU Board of Visitors approved a regulation banning weapons from campus at its annual retreat Thursday, Jan. 12. (Full Story) AUA-sponsored Panel Discussion Puts Vice Presidents in Spotlight Old Dominion's vice presidents shared news from their divisions last Wednesday at a panel discussion sponsored by the Association of University Administrators. (Full Story) ODU Rated 18th for Student Personnel and Counseling Services in U.S. News' Online Education Rankings Old Dominion's online counseling and human services program was named an honor roll program in the first-ever edition of Top Online Education Program rankings by U.S.News & World Report. ODU's program earned the No. 18 spot. (Full Story)
Anders to Return for One More Season of Coaching at ODU (Full Story) ODU's Edgerton Records Podcast for Inside Higher Ed's 'Academic Minute' (Full Story) Faculty Workshop and Comedy Show 'DEAFology 101' on Tap for Jan. 23 (Full Story)
Five students in Petros Katsioloudis' STEM 221 course (Industrial Materials) took on a new challenge involving health care and safety in the medical arena as their final class project last semester. (Full Story) Monarch Project Students Spring into Action to Help with Call Center As students and staff returned from the winter holiday Jan. 3 and prepared for a new semester, the call volume received by the Rollins Hall phone tree surged to enormous levels. Fortunately, a new Call Center team was ready and waiting. (Full Story)
Constant Center Ranks Among Top 10 Mid-size Arenas Worldwide (More)
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As a family of mallards foraged for food, rays from the early-afternoon sun added some sparkle to the pond near the Alfriend Chemistry Building on Friday.
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