Tragedy unites campus
One year ago, Corey Jackson, a 19-year-old sophomore who lived in the residence halls, committed suicide on campus.
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Skipping to class
We’ll be honest. We’re renowned for not going to class, but we still know it’s important. We’re thrown into a different atmosphere when we enter college, one without credit review for missing classes and parental nagging if we’re living on campus, and we are forced to depend on ourselves for a change. As college students, [...]
Embracing democracy
There’s no doubt that the debate will be a large event, since a national spotlight will shine on OU. But does it automatically associate the school with the Republican Party forever? It shouldn’t.
You paid, you decide
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Chartwells offers up cuts
Orgs should move focus to more campus events
Smoking policy loses flame
The revised on-campus smoking policy at Oakland University was the subject of a recent email blast from John Beaghan, vice president of finance and administration, an OU news article and an Oakland Post article.
Move focus to housing
As illustrated by the approximately 100 Oakland University students displaced last week from their promised on-campus housing spaces, the overcrowding of cam- pus housing is an issue.
Parking is a pain… not
Parking. The word alone is enough to prompt many Oakland University students, staff and faculty to begin a diatribe of epic proportions...
Grizzlies’ growing pains
The school is growing, yet we’re hindered by these cuts at a time when we’re trying to redefine ourselves and build a brand.
What are we paying for?
Tuition is up another 7 percent after an increase of almost 6 percent last year and a 9 percent hike the year before. But are students getting an equal return on their ever-increasing investment?
