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Student organizations debate over Planned Parenthood efforts at OU
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Police Files: July 20
Individual Arrested for Marijuana Possession On June 24, during patrol an OUPD officer came upon two parked cars in a dark parking lot near the Meadowbrook storage facility. One vehicle contained one female, the other vehicle contained two males. The individuals stated they were switching cars. During a search of the vehicle containing the two [...]
State funding reduced, officials get innovative
OU raised tuition by seven percent for the 2011 school year, amounting to $8.4 million in additional funding for the university, to recoup gaps left by cuts to funding for higher education at the state level.
Campus tragedy inspires fund for awareness
The sudden suicide of sophomore Corey Jackson last fall served as a catalyst for awareness among the campus community and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals.
Robotics team takes home 3rd at IGVC
Oakland put together a strong performance at the 19th annual Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition held on campus June 3-6. Oakland took home 3rd place for both design and standardization of controls, earning $3000 for the robotics program.
OrgSync allows club connection off campus
The Center for Student Activities have jumped on the bandwagon as they beta test a new program to replace many components that groups would need online and in campus offices. The program is called OrgSync and will be renamed GrizzOrg to brand it with the campus name once the system is fully implemented at Oakland, according to Center for Student Activities Assistant Director of Leadership Christopher Jensen.
Reduced state funding spurs 7 percent hike for OU students
Members of the board of trustees voted last Wednesday to approve Oakland University’s general fund budget and tuition rates for the 2012 fiscal year,which involved approving a 7 percent tuition increase to graduate and undergraduate tuition.
OU professor pleads no contest in stalking trial
An Oakland University professor charged of stalking a former student, a misdemeanor, pleaded no contest at a competency hearing on June 13.
Campus Briefs
OU PostSecret Student Congress, inspired by PostSecret, in establishing an anonymous community project which gathers submissions from students on campus. Submissions can consist of hidden truths, past regrets and hopes for the future. Students can pick up postcards by the OUSC office in the basement of the OC and drop them off in locations around [...]
Career services assists in job search
Career Services strives to help students and alumni attain lifelong career success. The goal is to help the center’s clients, students, prepare for the job hunt.
