NORFOLK, Va. — ODU's president has released another statement addressing some safety concerns and questions after a deadly shooting in an ODU parking lot last Wednesday. Two young men ...

NORFOLK, Va. — Less than a week after two people were shot and killed in a parking lot at Old Dominion University, another incident involving a gun on campus was reported. Now, WTKR News 3 is ...

The Deputy Governor of Rivers State, Prof. Ngozi Odu, has dismissed social media reports claiming she has resigned from office, describing them as malicious speculation. Rumors, particularly on ...

Duo the Owl, Duolingo's make-believe mascot, is alive. The language-learning app announced on Monday that the mascot had faked his death. Duolingo announced two weeks ago that the mascot was ...

After hours of nail-biting agony, Duolingo users finally have answers to how the brand's beloved make-believe owl mascot named Duo "died" on Tuesday afternoon. The language-learning app shard a ...

Odu’a Investment Company Limited is targeting the first oil in 2025 through its BITA Exploration initiative as part of its drive to diversify its investment portfolio and strengthen its presence ...

It’s a #RaidersRevolution. Rutgers-Newark unveiled the new design for its campus mascot on Wednesday, debuting a redder, sleeker look for the fox known as the Scarlet Raider. “We’re not ...

Adios, arrivederci, au revoir and farewell. Duo, the green owl mascot of the popular language-learning program Duolingo, has died a violent death. The company behind the app confirmed the loss on ...

Duo the Owl's sudden passing led major gaming studios to pay tribute, with various theories circulating about the mascot's demise. Duolingo's green owl mascot, Duo, transcended language learning ...

"Thirteen days after announcing the death of its beloved mascot, Pittsburgh-based language-learning app Duolingo announced Monday the famous green bird isn't dead after all, at least according to ...

Duolingo’s mascot, Duo the owl, is dead. Okay, Duo isn’t really dead (we think), but the language learning app committed so hard to this bit that its CEO, Luis von Ahn, read a eulogy for this ...