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Poet Carolyn Forche speaking with a sign language interpreter during the Twelfth Annual Literary Festival at Old Dominion University.

Poet Carolyn Forche signing autographs for audience members during the Twelfth Annual Literary Festival at Old Dominion University.

Poets Carolyn Forche and Kate Daniels, during the Twelfth Annual Literary Festival at Old Dominion University.

An aerial view of the Old Dominion University campus towards Lambert's Point Terminals.

An aerial view of the Old Dominion University campus towards Lambert's Point Terminals.

An aerial view of the Old Dominion University campus towards Lambert's Point Terminals.

An aerial view of the Old Dominion University campus and Kaufman Mall.

An aerial view of Foreman Field and the Old Dominion University campus.

An aerial view of the Old Dominion University campus along Hampton Boulevard and its surrounding areas.

A student talks with her instructor outdoors near the Life Sciences Building and the 43rd Street Parking Garage.

Old Dominion University students walking to and from class.

Students socializing at the entrance of the Mills Godwin, Jr. Life Sciences Building.

A graduate shows how happy he is, while marching down to Foreman Field from the Perry Library parking lot for the 1998 Commencement exercises.

A staff member of the Old Dominion University Women's Center?

A professor holds a class outside.

An unidentified speaker discusses the works and writing of George Helgesen Fitch (1877-1915). Fitch was a American author, humorist, and journalist perhaps best known for his stories about fictional Siwash College. His best known works were At Good Old Siwash (1910) and Homeburg Memories (1915).

An unidentified speaker discusses the works and writing of George Helgesen Fitch (1877-1915). Fitch was a American author, humorist, and journalist perhaps best known for his stories about fictional Siwash College. His best known works were At Good Old Siwash (1910) and Homeburg Memories (1915).

An unidentified speaker or faculty member discusses the works and writing of George Helgesen Fitch (1877-1915). Fitch was a American author, humorist, and journalist perhaps best known for his stories about fictional Siwash College. His best known works were At Good Old Siwash (1910) and Homeburg Memories (1915).

Sports attorney and author, Kenneth Shropshire speaks at the President's Lecture Series. Shropshire along with journalist Jon Entine, discussed "Taboo; Why Black Athletes Dominate Sports and Why We're Afraid to Talk About It."

Wallace Sampson, former chair of the board of directors of the National Council against Health Fraud, speaks to university faculty and students during the Pseudo Science Lecture, which was sponsored by the College of Sciences. The theme of the lecture was “Investigating Modern Pseudoscience.”