Four thousand college kids, millennials living in the age of apathy, dragged themselves across campus and piled into their school’s auditorium. No, not for a concert and no, not for a basketball game, but to sit and listen to a 76-year-old Texan congressman talk politics.
Oakland University students participate in a flash mob to raise awareness for the thousands of deaths in Syria. A bake sale was held to raise money for those who need aid.
This letter is regarding the girl that commented on the athlete conduct at the Eating Awareness Event in the Banquet rooms of the Oakland Center.
This is a response to the letter to the editor about athlete conduct at an eating awareness event. While I respect the intentions of the letter to the editor, I felt hurt and offended as a student athlete.
Beyond being the largest event organized by Oakland University Student Congress for the current administration, the 2012 Oakland Symposium will be bringing in the big names to speak, including...
Having recently read the article titled “Religion Should be Separate from Government” by Chris Lauritsen, I could not help but notice that, whether intentionally or for lack of comprehension, a great deal of historical evidence was left out that 30 minutes and a simple Google search would have yielded.
Thanks again for covering National Eating Disorder Awareness week. I thought that the story looked good. I was disappointed in the general conduct of the Oakland University athletes, however. I had two girls sitting behind me, muttering about how much it sucked to be there.
It’s a very bad image of a university when cars are parking in the mud. The state is giving so much money for education and to Oakland University.
Finding fresh authentic food can be difficult — Palm Palace gives good reason to try something new and local. Providing the best food is their number one priority, said CEO Mustafa Dakroub.
