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By Jamie Gasper
With web searching and price comparison, students may find large savings on textbooks. Various places, including the OU bookstore, are now offering money-saving alternatives for students, such as rental options and e-textbooks. The rental option offers up to a 50 percent savings from buying books; when the rental period is over, however, there is no [...]
By Nichole Seguin
Construction, as if it is not already prominent enough all over the state of Michigan, will still be affecting students on campus going into fall semester at a lesser magnitude than anticipated.
By Annie Stodola
Starting in September, a new partnership between the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Oakland University’s Music Preparatory Division will offer students the opportunity to study with professional musicians in world-class facilities. Oakland University has had DSO musicians as faculty for a number of years, including French horn player Corbin Wagner and clarinetist Doug Cornelsen. The new [...]
By Jake Thielen
For two weeks in late August, a group of students had the chance to learn the secrets of film from a Hollywood director. The OUCARES short film camp took place from Aug. 16-27 in Oakland University’s Pawley Hall. The camp, in its fifth year, is led by actor and director Joey Travolta and is geared [...]
By Jen Bucciarelli
Police Files from Aug. 8 through Aug. 30.
By Jen Bucciarelli, Kaitlyn Chornoby
AltaGracia apparel line hits universities locally and nationally; OU offers tours via mobile phone for student convenience; Board of trustees approves four grants for health-related projects.
By Jen Bucciarelli, Ryan Hegedus
Welcome Week kicks off today, September 1 and run through Friday September 10. All students are encouraged to participate in the activities, as admission for most events will be free.
By Janine Semperger
ASC has new hours for students to take advantage of free tutoring, SI sessions, and an Early Alert Program for struggling students.
By Kay Nguyen
Following a 9 percent tuition increase last summer, students will be seeing another hike in tuition this school year because of the projected amount of state appropriations Oakland University will be receiving.
By Jen Bucciarelli
To an onlooker, soft folk music and a handful of smiling dancers can make for an inviting atmosphere, one that welcomes you into the room. What visitors may not realize is that dance at the International Dance Class, normally held in room 126 of the Oakland Center on Thursday evenings, “is not a spectator sport,” [...]