What ever happened to my choice?
Simply for taking a breath of air as you read this article, the U.S. government would like to force you to buy a service.
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Dean Chamra: Future engineering building to be state of the art
Board of Trustees approves $74M building with an emphasis on laboratory facilities, modern classrooms
Giving back, one shoe at a time
TOMS has become famous for their “One for One” business model, in which TOMS gives one pair of shoes to a child in need for every pair of shoes sold.
Michigan insurance premiums on the rise
Starting on July 1, Michigan drivers can expect to pay an additional $30 per vehicle for auto insurance. The current Michigan Catastrophic Claim Association charge is $145 but will be raised to $175 until June 30, 2013, when a new premium has to be set.
Former OU student opens physical therapy practice
Just outside of downtown Rochester, former Oakland University student Eric Van Hulle accomplished his long-time goal of opening up his own physical therapy practice with the help of his partner and brother-in-law Tim Ames.
Patterson talks politics at keynote breakfast
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson spoke to a group of influential people, including Oakland University President Dr. Gary Russi.
Troy Restaurant Week
Restaurants in Troy will be offering lunch specials for $15 per person and dinner specials for $25 to $35 per person March 25 through March 30.
Snyder aims to keep tuition costs low
Governor Rick Synder’s new budget aims at helping colleges and universities keep tuition costs low and helping schools graduate students.
Satellite campus expansion shortens trip for commuters
Crafted out of an office building in downtown Mount Clemens, Oakland University’s Anton/Frankel Center is growing and growing fast, according to the director of enrollment and community outreach Julie Trube.
Downtown shop offers unique gifts for every person, style
On their way home after purchasing a piece of art work titled “Catching Fireflies” from the 1999 Ann Arbor Art Fair, Steve McCrumb mentioned to his wife April what a cool name for a art gallery would be.
