The Goo Goo Dolls were at home Sunday evening. At least they felt at home. The boys from Buffalo, N.Y., gave plenty of shout outs to Detroit during Sunday night’s performance at DTE Energy Music Theater in Clarkston, Mich.
On the southeast corner of Oakland University’s campus, at Avon and Butler roads, stands a decades-old brick and frame building. On Tuesday, a contract was signed that green-lighted its demolition, which is scheduled to begin this week.
A little while back, the Obama administration approved offshore drilling along the U.S. coast. Less than a week later, an explosion ripped a hole in BP’s underwater pipeline endangering large amounts of marine life and Louisiana fishing industries. Luckily, there is something we all can do: boycott BP by not buying their product. This puts [...]
The academic school year has wrapped up, but you wouldn’t know it in the Student Congress office. The summer always means that a new administration has taken over, which means a new executive board and legislature that is busy working for you, the students of Oakland University. Before we tell you about all of the [...]
Oakland University’s SmartZone business incubator, which was formed in 2006 to help nurture startup companies, will be doing some growing of its own this summer. The Incubator will forge new partnerships with the Rochester Downtown Development Authority and the Pawley Lean Institute while its partner incubator in Macomb acquires a new building. In addition to [...]
Oakland University Student Congress held a tuition forum in Fireside Lounge on Thursday afternoon. The meeting was scheduled to be in Gold Room C where there were 100 chairs and a podium, but it was moved to Fireside in an attempt to attract a larger audience. The 11-person roundtable discussion – which included OUSC members, [...]
Hundreds gathered under a large, white tent on the northeast corner of Parking Lot 1 on Monday morning for the groundbreaking ceremony of Oakland University’s Human Health Building.
Brandon Gustafson and Amy Ring were sworn in as student body president and student body vice president by former student body president Kristin Dayag Monday.
Hundreds gathered under a large tent Monday morning for the groundbreaking ceremony of Oakland University’s Human Health Building. “Beginning in 2012, OU’s School of Health Sciences and School of Nursing will relocate to this new 161,000 square foot human health building, bringing two schools under one roof for the first time in university history,” said [...]
Students wearing empty holsters have gained full attention at Oakland University. OU Students for Concealed Carry on Campus, which was officially approved as a student organization Monday, has been demonstrating on campus since last week and will continue through Thursday.
