NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Old Dominion University is transitioning the remainder of this semester’s classes online.
This comes after the university announced last week it would be starting online classes March 23 after an extended spring break.
“I write you with a variety of emotions as our campus, our community, our Commonwealth and our world face unprecedented challenges and unknowns with the continuing spread of the coronavirus pandemic,” university president John R. Broderick wrote in an email Tuesday.
The president said additional information about the transition would be forthcoming in the next 24 hours.
Last week, the school said students would be provided with additional details on how and when they can get their belongings from campus.
On Tuesday, Broderick said the school will make it a priority to provide housing for those who don’t have another place to go.
“We will ensure everyone has the opportunity to make progress toward the ultimate goal—graduation,” Broderick wrote.
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