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GPIS First Potluck of the Year Recap

GPIS First Potluck of the Year Recap (More)

Elena Simon Begins Peace Corps Service in Paraguay

Two years later than expected, the 2020 alumna will promote health and wellness during her 27-month overseas mission. (More)

Old Dominion University Hosts Joint Army, Navy ROTC Commissioning Ceremony

Thirty-one new officers, including 24 from ODU, swore an oath to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic." (More)

ODU Team Receives $1.6 Million Defense Grant to Identify the ‘Known Unknowns’ in Field Research

ODU researchers will collaborate with partners around the world to find out what data is missing from hard-to-reach places. (More)

ODU Science Pub on April 7 Features Grad Student Lightning Talks

Participants are challenged to distill their research into engaging five-minute presentations. (More)

Old Dominion University Joins Every Campus a Refuge

The University is hosting its first refugee family this spring as part of a national movement to provide support on campuses. (More)

War In Europe!

This pop-up Zoom discussion will see Dr. Regina Karp (GPIS director) explore the origins of the conflict and Putin's intentions, Dr. Richard Maass (associate professor of political science) discuss its implications for international law and US foreign policy, Dr. Eteri Tsintsadze-Maass (GPIS assistant director) analyze the role of nationalism in Ukraine and other post-Soviet states, and Dr. Ingo Heidbrink (professor of history) examine Chernobyl's role in the invasion. (More)

Old Dominion University Earns Prestigious Research 1 Designation from Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education

Old Dominion University earned the Research 1 Classification, indicating "very high research activity," from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, placing it among the highest level of research institutions in the United States. (More)

GPIS Fall Social

The GPIS Fall Social Went on despite the weather. (More)

GPIS Moon Party

Join GPIS party on October 16th at 6pm (meet at the main entrance of the Barry Museum at the corner of 43rd St.) (More)

Highlighting Local Opportunities: NATO Act Internship

GPIS students' experiences with NATO ACT Internship (More)

April Science Pubs “Lightning Talks”

This academic year’s final Science Pub will be held virtually on April 7. Six graduate students will present for five minutes or less. (More)

ODU’s Regina Karp to Moderate Virtual NATO Panel Discussion

“Stronger Together: Perspectives on Strengthening the Alliance” is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. March 31. (More)

ODU Volleyball Players Making the Grade On and Off the Court

The startup program sported the highest GPA among Monarch teams in the fall and has exceeded expectations in Conference USA competition. (More)

French Government Honors Peter Schulman

The professor of French and international studies was given the country’s Order of Academic Palms. (More)

French Professor Peter Schulman Organizing a Number of Virtual Events for Spring Semester

They kick off with “Glass Poetry" on Feb. 24. (More)

NATO Innovation Hub Partners with ODU for Its First Fully Online War Game

The disruptive technology experiment focused on identifying and countering disinformation campaigns related to COVID-19. (More)

ODU’s Graduate Program in International Studies Partners with Navy on New Initiative

The masters-level strategic leadership concentration combines leadership skills and a civilian perspective. (More)

Night of Ideas Will Explore Existential Questions

Old Dominion University is a co-sponsor of the event, which will be held Jan. 25-26 at Norfolk’s Slover Library. (More)

Fulbright Scholar from Estonia Represents ODU at Two Conferences

Nikita Lumijõe is a Ph.D. student in the international studies program and is in his first semester at the University. (More)