Students plump up their portfolios
It's an employer's market right now, but just because it's summer doesn't mean there's nothing college students can be doing to further their education or strengthen their resumes.
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Eye institute hopes to expand research and building
Oakland University's Eye Research Institute, on the fourth floor of Dodge Hall of Engineering, continues its research and plans expansion.
New cinema studies major approved
At a time when automotive jobs are moving out of Michigan and film jobs are expected to be moving in, Oakland University has added a major in cinema studies and a minor in graphic design, which will start fall 2009.
Faculty contract negotiations to begin soon
The contracts of about 600 Oakland University faculty members are going to expire on Aug. 15. The OU administration and the union that represents the faculty are preparing to negotiate the new contracts so classes in fall can be taught without disruptions. The negotiation for the 2009-2012 contracts officially can’t start until May 15, and the [...]
Lack of faculty input prompts lawsuit
Oakland University's chapter of American Association of University Professors sued the OU administration.
If that's the worst thing that has happened to you, you're in good shape
Campus editor points out the triviality of the popular site fmylife.com
International interfaith conference preaches peace
Three-day conference held at OU creates conversation about religion, peace and conflict.
Student congress election campaigns officially kick off
The four candidacy tickets for OU student body president start their campaigns.
Teaming up for research on sports injury
By MASUDUR RAHMANCampus Editor Two research projects that are in their early stages now could lead to healing ligament damage without surgery and to detecting a type of arthritis at early onset. The projects are a collaboration of two Oakland University professors and several doctors at Beaumont Hospitals, with participation from athletes in OU’s women’s [...]
