This sub-series contains news clippings related to exhibitions of Zetlin's work.

This sub-series contains news clippings related to exhibitions of Zetlin's work.

This series contains items related to local history, but not specifically ODU history. Topics include: Atlantic University, a university that was founded around the same time as the Norfolk Division of William and Mary. It went bankrupt shortly thereafter, but was revived in the 1980s by the Association for Research and Enlightenment; the Freelance, a Norfolk newsletter from 1905-06; Jamestown Exposition postcards from 1907; and the Norfolk Gorilla, a 1970s radical newspaper.

This sub-series contains correspondence concerning exhibitions of Zetlin's work.

This sub-series contains news clippings related to exhibitions of Zetlin's work.

This series contains items related to local history, but not specifically ODU history. Topics include: Atlantic University, a university that was founded around the same time as the Norfolk Division of William and Mary. It went bankrupt shortly thereafter, but was revived in the 1980s by the Association for Research and Enlightenment; the Freelance, a Norfolk newsletter from 1905-06; Jamestown Exposition postcards from 1907; and the Norfolk Gorilla, a 1970s radical newspaper.

This series contains items related to local history, but not specifically ODU history. Topics include: Atlantic University, a university that was founded around the same time as the Norfolk Division of William and Mary. It went bankrupt shortly thereafter, but was revived in the 1980s by the Association for Research and Enlightenment; the Freelance, a Norfolk newsletter from 1905-06; Jamestown Exposition postcards from 1907; and the Norfolk Gorilla, a 1970s radical newspaper.

This sub-series contains notes and research materials related to various topics of ODU's history. Included are athletics history, Board of Visitors minutes from the 1920s and 1930s, correspondence related to discontinuing the ROTC on campus in 1950, a compilation of documents from William T. Hodges, the Director of the Norfolk Division from 1932 to 1941, and student protests and controversy in the 1960s.

This sub-series contains notes and research materials related to various topics of ODU's history. Included are athletics history, Board of Visitors minutes from the 1920s and 1930s, correspondence related to discontinuing the ROTC on campus in 1950, a compilation of documents from William T. Hodges, the Director of the Norfolk Division from 1932 to 1941, and student protests and controversy in the 1960s.

This sub-series contains notes and research materials related to various topics of ODU's history. Included are athletics history, Board of Visitors minutes from the 1920s and 1930s, correspondence related to discontinuing the ROTC on campus in 1950, a compilation of documents from William T. Hodges, the Director of the Norfolk Division from 1932 to 1941, and student protests and controversy in the 1960s.

This sub-series contains notes and research materials related to various topics of ODU's history. Included are athletics history, Board of Visitors minutes from the 1920s and 1930s, correspondence related to discontinuing the ROTC on campus in 1950, a compilation of documents from William T. Hodges, the Director of the Norfolk Division from 1932 to 1941, and student protests and controversy in the 1960s.

This sub-series contains notes and research materials related to various topics of ODU's history. Included are athletics history, Board of Visitors minutes from the 1920s and 1930s, correspondence related to discontinuing the ROTC on campus in 1950, a compilation of documents from William T. Hodges, the Director of the Norfolk Division from 1932 to 1941, and student protests and controversy in the 1960s.

This series contains items related to local history, but not specifically ODU history. Topics include: Atlantic University, a university that was founded around the same time as the Norfolk Division of William and Mary. It went bankrupt shortly thereafter, but was revived in the 1980s by the Association for Research and Enlightenment; the Freelance, a Norfolk newsletter from 1905-06; Jamestown Exposition postcards from 1907; and the Norfolk Gorilla, a 1970s radical newspaper.

This series contains items related to local history, but not specifically ODU history. Topics include: Atlantic University, a university that was founded around the same time as the Norfolk Division of William and Mary. It went bankrupt shortly thereafter, but was revived in the 1980s by the Association for Research and Enlightenment; the Freelance, a Norfolk newsletter from 1905-06; Jamestown Exposition postcards from 1907; and the Norfolk Gorilla, a 1970s radical newspaper.