The math behind disease
An Oakland University professor is using mathematical models to track the spread of life-threatening illnesses across populations.
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Educational Resource Lab to hold China workshop
The Educational Resource Laboratory is reaching out to students to educate them about the culture and language of China.
Department of modern languages hosts third annual poetry, short story competition
The department of modern languages and literatures is holding their third annual Foreign Languages Poetry and Short Story Competition. Students can submit entries until Feb. 6.
OUSC extends deadline for candidacy
The deadline to submit candidacy forms for the upcoming Oakland University Student Congress elections has been extended to Monday, Feb. 5 at 5 p.m.
Deadline to declare OUSC candidacy approaching
Students interested in running for a position in Oakland University Student Congress should be aware that the deadline to submit applications is this Monday, Jan. 30 at 5 p.m.
Online system eliminates paper course catalogue
Access to Oakland University’s course catalogues just got a lot easier with the launch of the university’s ACALOG system.
Campus Briefs
Thomas Paine lecture; Past, present, future of African American Greek organizations; Chinese New Year; MLK Day of Service; OU Homecoming
Recreation Center offers range of classes to reach fitness goal
A new year brings pledges to lose weight, firm up in time for that trip to the beach or to be more active. With free membership for students, the Oakland University Recreation Center has a variety of classes and programs to help students accomplish their personal fitness goals.
Graham Counselling Center offers free mental health tests
Graham Counselling Center will be hosting a free depression and anxiety screening this Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. by the food court in the Oakland Center. At the event, students will have the opportunity to complete a short and confidential screening questionnaire and meet with a counselling professional.
Consider accessibility when making decisions
Recent building developments have helped buildings, but have ignored disabled students
