This summer, Oakland University has gone through many changes, including the Human Health Building, a new main entrance sign, more sidewalks and parking lots, more bike racks and a revamped Bike Loan Program.

Each year, the university comes up with major projects as a response to maintenance needs and student enrollment changes, according to Jean Ann Miller, director of the Center for Student Activities.

“With an increase in enrollment and faculty, the construction on campus fills the need for a sufficient amount of classes, parking, offices and labs,” Miller said.

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