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A RAFT to Coastal Resilience: �� Researchers Collaborate to Help Rural Communities Combat Flooding Impacts

�� Senior Earns Critical Language Scholarship from the U.S. State Department

Future Location for ��’s Institute for Coastal Adaptation and Resilience Will Foster Research and Experiential Learning

Old Dominion University Hosts Joint Army, Navy ROTC Commissioning Ceremony

Six from �� Recognized by Fulbright Program

Strome College's Saloni Jain Named Kaufman Award Winner at Student Honors and Awards Dinner

Associate Professor Joshua Zingher shows educational attainment predicts partisanship

Myrick Appointed Vice Chair of National Defense University Board

Dr. Eteri Tsintsadze-Maass on Nationalism, Weak States, and Unrealistic Realism

John Warren Ramsey, Political Science Professor at �� for 29 Years

John Warren Ramsey, a Political Science Professor at �� for nearly 30 Years, Dies at 91

Former �� Professor Glen Sussman, Who Focused on the Relationship Between Politics and Environmental Policy, Dies at 71

�� Helps to Guide Port of Virginia’s New Cybersecurity Lab

�� Helps to Guide Port of Virginia’s New Cybersecurity Lab

�� Research is Showcased in ‘Waters Rising’ Exhibition at the Chrysler Museum of Art

Flood Map Developed by �� Is Featured on WHRO Series

�� Associate Professor of Political Science Richard Maass on Salami Tactics

GIS Day Celebrates the Critical Role of Modern Geographers

�� Political Scientists to Examine the Issues During Virtual Election Panel Discussion on Nov. 1

Information Technology Design for the Intelligence Analyst

�� Assistant Professor Matthew DiLorenzo and GPIS PhD candidate Talor Stone on ‘Term Limits and Environmental Treaty Commitments’

Professors Study Cybersecurity’s Role in Curbing the Spread of Misinformation

�� Cybersecurity Team Places Sixth at Virtual International Competition

�� Team of Graduate Students Advances to International Cyber/12 Competition

�� Volleyball Players Making the Grade On and Off the Court