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Arrests pursued for January’s crimes

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Recent crime coverage brings Oakland University Police Department processes into the spotlight

Grizzlies Racing team gears up for competition

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Oakland University’s Formula Society of Automotive Engineers, also known as Grizzlies Racing, is currently working on the GRX 2, a car that tops previous year’s projects in terms of technology and capabilities.

Cultural Foundations and Historical Development of Rock Music Professor passes away at age of 59

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Professor Ron DeRoo, a special lecturer at Oakland University, passed away unexpectedly last night at the age of 59.

Historic $21 million donation made to OU

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Oakland University’s leadership and faculty expressed excitement over the long-term effects of the record-breaking $21 million donation given to Oakland this past weekend, noting the growing bond between the surrounding community and the university.

Department of modern languages hosts third annual poetry, short story competition

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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.

Variety of scholarships available to students

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With tuition costs steadily rising, students are encouraged to apply for financial aid immediately after Jan. 1. In addition to any financial aid that students may receive, they may also need a second or third source of income to support the cost of school.

OUSC extends deadline for candidacy

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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.

The Palace to rub elbows with AMA for student internship opportunities

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The collegiate chapter of the American Marketing Association at Oakland University has established a relationship with the Palace of Auburn Hills via collaborations and fundraisers, following a meeting with the Palace on Jan. 19.

Campus Briefs

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New business lunch series; How to stop worrying workshop; Undergraduate summer program available to science students

OUCARES Strikers bowl first game of the season

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Oakland University Center for Autism Research and Support, has just launched their first bowling league in an effort to provide enjoyment to individuals with autism. The team bowls at Classic Lanes in Rochester Hills every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

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