OU receives largest individual donation in history — $21 million
Oakland University has received its largest individual donation in the school’s history — a total of $21 million — from an anonymous donor.
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Oakland Post designer earns top national award
The Oakland Post has collected several awards from the 2011 Student Society for News Design contest. Design Editor Jason Willis took home top honors in the Student Designer of the Year contest. “It’s great to be recognized for something I do every week — every day,” Willis said. “It’s just a really satisfying and great [...]
Women’s basketball team runs over UMKC
OU women's basketball improves to 2-0 in conference play with a decisive victory over rival UMKC.
Undergraduate tuition to rise 5.76%
Following a 9 percent tuition increase last summer, students will be seeing another hike in tuition this school year because of the projected amount of state appropriations Oakland University will be receiving.
SIFE's experience at Nationals
Oakland University's Students in Free Enterprise competed in a national competition in Philadelphia from May 10-12.
Capitalism hits the fan thanks to Wolff
Sixty people gathered in the Oakland Center at Oakland University for a talk on the current economic meltdown by Richard Wolff, professor of economics at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Student wins talent show with Lady Gaga reenactment
Hands clapped and tears were spilled as the performers took the stage at Glory Phi God's talent show on April 7.
"Pendergrass Fortune" revived at Meadow Brook
On Monday and Tuesday night, Meadow Brook Theatre welcomed the original comedy, "The Pendergrass Fortune or Liars and Moneygrubbers."
OUSC assesses the price of coffee with
Oakland University Student Congress, as a part of their Global Issues Awareness Campaign, wanted to address fair trade issues in relation to coffee by hosting a viewing of the film Wednesday, April 1 at the Oakland Center.
"FLOW: For the Love of Water" showcased in OC
The documentary about water rights, pollution and privatization was shown Thursday, April 3.
