Model U.N. claims 2nd place
Oakland University’s Model United Nations team of 15 students took home a second-place finish and six individual awards at the Lake Erie International Model United Nations College Conference.
Oakland University’s Model United Nations team of 15 students took home a second-place finish and six individual awards at the Lake Erie International Model United Nations College Conference.
The Oakland University Board of Trustees approved the schematics for and the bonds necessary to create a new $74.5 million engineering center on Monday, Oct. 31 in addition to deliberating over a full agenda. Pivotal actions have been approved that will impact the growth and development of OU as well as tuition, possibly.
Economic issues forum; Secretary of State mobile branch, GOP debate watch party
An award winning poet and author of nine books, Michael Heffernan is coming to Oakland University on Nov. 7 to read a variety of his works aloud from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the Oakland Center Banquet Rooms.
Robbery near the Oakland Center; Marijuana use in Van Wagoner; Possible cocaine use in class
On Nov. 3, entrepreneurs of Oakland University and Cooley Law School will have an opportunity to see their business ideas come to life. The grand opening event for the Ideas to Business (I2B) program will be held in the Shotwell-Gufstason Pavilion, near Meadow Brook Hall.
With the upcoming GOP debate on Nov. 9, faculty and students are worried about the associated effects on parking lots, building and road closures, as well as temporary parking areas on campus.
As part of the Republican Debate week, Oakland University is hosting a journalism panel discussion event. Inside Journalism Today, which takes place Nov. 4, will give students a chance to see how an event, such as the upcoming debate, is covered.
An off-campus housing facility, parking structure and student center was recently approved for the downtown Auburn Hills area by the City of Auburn Hills.