Whether it is using declining points (meal dollars) for resident students or commuters paying out of pocket during long days at the Oakland Center, the same comment is repeated — food prices at OU are...
Marshall Kitchens, recently retired associate professor of writing and rhetoric, died on Nov. 16, 2024. Special Lecturer, Cindy Mooty-Hoffmann, died on Nov. 17, 2024. Both professors passed away as a result...
Michelle Moore discussed leadership potential and conscientiousness at Oakland University’s Alumni Association (OUAA) webinar series. The seminar was held virtually on the Alumni Engagement website,...
Finding the balance between socializing and informing, Oakland University's Sociology Club aims to host fun meetings every two weeks. On Nov. 22, a “Gratitude Collaging” meeting was held in the Oakland...
From El Salvador, human rights defenders came to Oakland University to discuss the current state of human rights abuses and the efforts to alleviate the state of emergency that has lasted over two years.
“In...
The 41st annual Women and Gender Studies program film festival screened Celia Aldarondo's “Landfall” on Nov. 20, 2024, offering free admission to any student interested.
Since 1994, the film festival...
First-time participants, lifelong performers and rising stars displayed an increasingly outstanding array of on-stage artistic prowess at OU Has Talent.
OU senior, singer and songwriter, Grace Ricci...
With five months left until their final planning stage, Arcadis, a planning consultant agency, hosted Campus Master Plan Open Houses with students, faculty and other stakeholders to evaluate the proposals...
Donna Voronovich, Oakland University professor, specializes in teaching Art and Archeology History, Theory and Design courses. She is also a member of the board of the Ukrainian American Archives &...
On Nov. 12, the Center for Civic Engagement and WDIV Local 4 hosted another town hall event for the “Decision 2024: Your Vote” series entitled "24 Election Debrief: Now What?" going over Trump's election...
Following the results of the tumultuous election, many questions have been raised in our society — these are discussed and explored in the play “Pipeline” written by Detroit local Dominique Morisseau,...
Hear ye! Hear ye! On the magical night of Nov. 12, the Student Program Board (SPB) hosted a regency ball for students to have the enchanting experience of dressing up and having a fun night out on campus....
