OPTIONS may be running out
The program that provides people with mild cognitive difficulties an opportunity to observe and participate in Oakland University classes is no longer accepting new students.
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Fialka-Feldman's fight, along with OPTIONS, may end
Micah Fialka-Feldman's fight to live on campus might come to an end sooner than planned.
Support services to celebrate student veterans on campus
To coincide with the opening of the brand new Pontiac Veterans Center, Oakland University will be hosting a Veterans Day celebration on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
Dance department receives accreditation
The National Association of Schools of Dance extended both accreditation and full membership to the OU dance department.
OU sees rise in enrollment
Earlier this month, Oakland University officials announced a 4.1 percent increase in the fall 2009 student enrollment, surpassing the projected increase of only 1 percent.
Campus crime reports released, larceny is top offense
Oakland University Police Department released two campus crime reports recently. While OUPD officials said it wouldn’t be accurate to use these statistics to make a safety ranking comparison between OU and other institutions because the demographics are different for each one, they said OU is a “very safe place.” “We compare very favorable to other [...]
Varner Theatre 09-10 season begins
Filled with musicals, comedies and classics that aimed to appeal to a wide audience, the 2009-10 Varner Theatre season began this month. “Violet” started off the year with eleven nearly sold-out performances in mid-October. Based on the short story “The Ugliest Pilgrim” by Doris Betts, it tells the story of an isolated young woman [...]
OU presents Chinese Literati art
Until Nov. 22, Oakland University will be host to some of the most prominent pieces in the Chinese art form known as literati. Literati is a Latin term to describe the ability to write, and all of the pieces in the “Writing an Image” exhibition incorporate text written in Chinese characters into idyllic depictions of [...]
OUSC resolves to support MIP exemption bill
Oakland University Student Congress adopted a resolution Monday that supports a bill that would exempt minors from Minor in Possession charges if they had to seek medical attention for alcohol poisoning. The MIP Exemption Bill, which has already passed through the Michigan House of Representatives, would also provide amnesty to minors who called or helped [...]
Students Make a Difference, get involved
Saturday was Make A Difference Day around the nation, and student organizations on Oakland University’s campus took part by doing community service activities in a plethora of ways. Make A Difference Day is a national day of service started by the United Way and community service groups take part by cleaning, building, or just providing [...]
