Michael Pearce, Staff Reporter

April 8, 2018

Sophomore forward Chris Palombizio will not return to the Golden Grizzly men’s basketball team next season. Palombizio announced on Thursday, April 5 that he will be transferring from Oakland after spending two and a half...

Michael Pearce and Dakota Brecht

April 3, 2018

Oakland University Athletics made the transition from Division II to Division I in 1998, but in the 20 years spent at the NCAA Division I level, practice facilities and amenities have not met the standard other Horizon League...

Alyssa Ochss, Contributor

April 3, 2018

The O’rena has one special wall, a place to commemorate and remember the athletic accomplishments of the former athletes of Oakland University. Some went on to become Olympians such as Anita Rapp, some became professional...

Dakota Brecht, Staff Reporter

April 3, 2018

With torrential downpours and ferocious winds looming, the Golden Grizzly baseball team was able to sneak in a three-game series against the Milwaukee Panthers. The tarp never left the field on Thursday for the scheduled...

Sergio Montanez, Photographer

April 10, 2018

On a Tuesday afternoon, Tyler Bollda made his way to the grand piano in the Oakland Center and began to play the theme song to "The Walking Dead." Although he struggled at first, the melody was distinct and suitable.   As his fingers tapped the keys and the hammers on the inside stroke the strings, it became apparent that the Oakland Center maintains its most prominent feature to date: a grand piano.    The Oakland Center is the...

Sadie Layher, Staff Reporter

April 10, 2018

The Oakland University Police Department has started a limited time initiative to help alleviate student’s financial stress. All parking tickets received on or after Jan. 1, 2018 with late fees will have the late fees waived until April 20. This is the first time Oakland has launched something like this. “Parking citation amnesty programs are occasionally held at other universities and in some cities,” said Kenneth Kiley, director...

Emily Morris, Staff Reporter

April 10, 2018

Little Caesars lives up to their “Hot and Ready” reputation. On March 18, the Detroit-based pizza chain endorsed the seemingly impossible, a No. 16 seed beating a No. 1 seed basketball team, throughout the March Madness craze. This feat had never been accomplished by any previous team, but this season made history. Little Caesars made a bold claim on Twitter, promising that “everyone in America gets a free #LittleCaesars Lunch...