Russi Watch: Keeping track of promises and holding him accountable
President Russi recently made promises to the OU community, and we're keeping tab on the progress of the promises' fulfillment.
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Survey on student study habits to show if library hours need extending
The study habits survey recently conducted by Oakland University Student Congress could possibly influence a decision to extend Kresge Library hours.
Actuarial science major delayed one year
The addition of an actuarial science major is delayed a year due to minor discrepancies at an Oakland University senate meeting on Thursday, Dec. 3.
Police Files – 2009 year in review
We collect some of the more memorable Oakland Post Police Files from 2009.
Campus Briefs, December 7
OUSC tries to create an in-campus bus shuttle service. Also, campus buildings may be labeled with academic units.
Spotlight on student orgs: Ethics bowl team
By Kay Nguyen Campus Editor The Oakland University Ethics Bowl team found great success at the Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl regional competition this past weekend. The team was able to secure three wins and stay undefeated throughout preliminary rounds. They were able to enter the final face-off against the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a massive near-record [...]
President Russi sends follow up e-mail to faculty about points discussed at yesterday’s forum
After an open forum held with faculty, hosted by Oakland University President Gary Russi, the president sends an e-mail message to follow up.
OU students to join rally for the Promise as Granholm visits OCC Royal Oak Campus
Governor Jennifer Granholm is rallying to keep the promise she made to over 96,000 students across Michigan. The Michigan Promise Grant scholarship was introduced by the Granholm administration and was included in the budget she presented to the legislature last February. Though students from several public universities, including Oakland University, attempted to keep legislators [...]
Russi open forum
Oakland University President Gary Russi discusses opening up the executive hallway in Wilson, defending shared governance, giving back $100,000, changing the budget process, and the LGBT community
