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Attorney General Albertis S. Harrison, Jr., candidate for Governor; Senator Mills E. Godwin, Jr., candidate for Lt. Governor; and Senator Robert Y. Button, candidate for Attorney General, visit the campus. Pictured from left to right: Mr. Godwin, Mr. G.W. Whitehurst of the History Department, Mr. Harrison, President Lewis W. Webb, Jr., and Mr. Button.

Governor Almond and his Advisory Board on the Budget visit the campus. Bottom row, from left to right: Chancellor Alvin D. Chandler; The Honorable J. D. Hagood; Governor J. Lindsay Almond, Jr.; The Honorable Howard H. Adams; The Honorable Toy D. Savage, Jr.; President Lewis W. Webb, Jr.

The Honorable J. D. Hagood; Governor J. Lindsay Almond, Jr.: The Honorable Howard H. Adams; President Lewis W. Webb, Jr.; and Chancellor Alvin D. Chandler are photographed at the Fine Arts Building as the Governor and his Advisory Board on the Budget visit the campus.

The visit of Governor Albertis S. Harrison, Jr. and members of his budget advisory board to Old Dominion College on Thursday, May 16, 1963. It marked the start of a week's tour of state-supported institutions. Front row (right to left): Lt. Governor Mills Godwin, Governor Harrison, and President Webb.

Newly elected first-time members of the General Assembly visited Old Dominion College, to be briefed on the College's budgetary requests for 1964-66. Delegate S. Strother Smith, Jr. of Richmond (misspelled as Smother); President Webb; Delegate John W. Hagan of Roanoke; Senator R. S. Burroughs of Lynchburg.

The Honorable Mills E. Godwin, Jr., Lieutenant Governor of Virginia was principal speaker at the dedication of J.A.C. Chandler Memorial Hall.

Lewis W. Webb, Jr. talking to state officials.

The opening of the Filipino American Student Cultural Center, December 7, 1988. Pictured from left to right: James V. Koch, university president; unidentified; Ronald J. Villanueva, ODU alumnus and Board of Visitors; unidentified; Raul Rabe, Philippine ambassador; Dr. Juan Montero, local Filipino-American community leader; Edward L. Hamm, Jr., Rector, Board of Visitors; Karen Gould, Dean, Arts and Letters; Mark Earley, Virginia Attorney General.

Mark Earley, Attorney General of Virginia, speaking at an university event.

Mark Earley, Attorney General of Virginia, with an unidentified person during a university event.

President Roseann Runte talks to George Newstrom who serves as the Secretary of Technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia, during an university event. Provost Thomas Isenhour is at Runte's right.

Thomas W. Moss, Jr., treasurer for the City of Norfolk. Moss spent thirty-six years as Democratic member of the Virginia House of Delegates, and was its Speaker from 1991–2000.

A group of Old Dominion students pose for a group photo with William B. Spong, Jr., interim President of Old Dominion University.

Former Virginia Governor Gerald L. Baliles delivers his commencement address during Commencement exercises at the Norfolk Scope.

Senator George Allen visiting the Constant Center which is still under construction. A university official discusses the project with Senator Allen. In the background at right is President Roseann Runte.

Senator George Allen talks with President Runte and university officials inside Runte's office which is located in Koch Hall (formerly New Administration Building).

George Allen and a university official take a look at the car being used for the Maglev project, via an elevated lift.

George Allen and a university official get ready to take a look at the car being used for the Maglev project, via an elevated lift.

Senator George Allen's initials written in concrete at a construction site on campus.

Senator George Allen talks to construction workers at the Maglev site near the Physical Education site.