VIDEO: Taste of Africa Celebration
Oakland University celebrates Black History Month with the Taste of Africa celebration presented by CMI
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VIDEO: What would you do with $21 million?
We ask OU students what they would do with $21 million dollars.
VIDEO: Homecoming celebration
Join us as we take part in the Car Smash, Guard the Grizz and a Piñata at homecoming tailgate party.
Photo gallery: Caps on campus
Hats are just one way students across campus express themselves through fashion while staying warm.
Photo gallery: Homecoming weekend
Photos from homecoming weekend including: the men's and women's basketball games, Friday night live, the car smash, Saturday student tailgate, casino night and more.
VIDEO: Braving the Detroit auto show
This year, fellow multimedia reporter Jordan Reed and I braved the mild Michigan snowfall and its incompetent drivers to the Cobo Center, where they all gather to pick their next car to drive insipidly slow at the first sign of wintry wrath.
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
WXOU HONORED // Student-run radio station WXOU celebrated their 10 wins for this year's Michigan Association of Broadcasters. MAB Station of the Year will be announced March 14th. Tweet @theoaklandpost or e-mail editor@oaklandpostonline.com for your chance to be featured as photo of the week.
Photo gallery: NYC inspiration in Detroit
Abstract imagination playfully dances across the crisp white walls of the gallery. Deer and owls become mythical creatures while color and texture become whole new platforms with which to display the mind’s eye. The pieces openly welcome their viewers into their realm of childlike brevity, courage and curiosity.
Photo gallery: The year of the dragon
Chinese New Year celebrations began at Oakland University last Friday in the Banquet Rooms of the Oakland Center
VIDEO: Release the Nemesis of Controversy
It’s that time of year again. Or, that is, it is that kind of year again: election year. Enter cliché promises, flag-waving, red-herrings, bandwagons, the straw man, ad hominem, tu quoque and every other fallacy known to humankind. Expect new ones to arrive, too.
