College opens doors to students displaced by Hurricane Katrina
President Gene Nichol announced yesterday that the College will open its doors to qualified Virginia residents studying in the Gulf states who were displaced by Hurricane Katrina. In the evening, Vice President for Student Affairs Sam Sadler led a meeting to help student groups coordinate their relief efforts.
“As a college visited not too long ago by a like-minded storm,” Nichol wrote in an e-mail to the student body, “we empathize wit ... |
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 Residents of Old Dominion sent to Sunken Gardens after grenade scare
A dummy hand grenade was found in an Old Dominion Hall study lounge Tuesday night, according to Director of University Relations Bill Walker. The entire building was evacuated for approximately two hours while emergency personnel investigated the sce ... more |
 Sewage backup forces out Bryan Hall basement residents for hours
This past Sunday, the basement of Bryan Hall flooded when drains on both ends of the hall backed up. Several students noticed puddles of water around floor drains at about 10 a.m. that morning, and the water levels continued to rise throughout the da ... more
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