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The Oakland Post

A Trusted Source of Independent Student Journalism since 1987.

The Oakland Post

LAX set for return to nationals, WCL title

By Mike Horan October 5, 2011

The Oakland women’s lacrosse team is preparing for the upcoming 2011-12 season after a string of successful seasons.  The Golden Grizzlies have won five straight division championships and three straight...

Music student zealous about conducting choirs

By Emma Claucherty October 4, 2011

The little blonde girl is barely visible on the side of the rugby field, but as she belts out the national anthem, her presence is heard and made known. At the last home rugby game, senior Bridget Dennis...

Longboarding gains speed WITH VIDEO

By Kaitlyn Chornoby October 4, 2011

Video by SARAH WOJCIK/The Oakland PostSeveral different methods of transportation have evolved over the decades, but few have developed a loyal group of followers like the growing trend on campus: longboarding.Although...

 

Walk for a good cause

By John Doe September 27, 2011

 

Volleyball team falls to North Dakota State

By Kay Nguyen September 24, 2011

Tonight was parent’s night at the Athletics Center O’Rena as members of the Oakland Women’s volleyball team honored their parents on the court prior to their match.   However, the Golden Grizzlies...

 

Chartwells prices lowered

By Kay Nguyen September 21, 2011

 

Soccer loses OT heartbreaker

By Mike Horan September 20, 2011

Oakland University’s women’s soccer team could not hold on to an early 2-0 lead and lost 3-2 in overtime to the Butler Bulldogs at the OU Soccer Field.Defender Claire Milam scored the golden goal for...

Loss brings golf team closer

By Mike Horan September 20, 2011

When she was 12 years old, her dad asked her all the time, “just come to one lesson.”“I didn’t want to for the longest time and my dad was like come to one lesson, come to one lesson,” junior...

Waits harbors passion for children

By John Doe September 20, 2011

Catherine Waits walks into a fourth grade classroom. She is drawn to a child having a meltdown. The teacher is not trained to handle a situation such as this, so Catherine walks to the child, sits down...

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