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Professionals talk about diversity and inclusion in healthcare

Adrian Jimenez Morales, Campus Reporter April 10, 2024

Sophia A. Nelson and a panel of half a dozen healthcare and education professionals held the “How Do We Care for Our Health and Wellness in a Changing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Environment?”...

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Nelson concludes OU visit with Student Leader Lunch-n-Learn Roundtable

Chloe Kukuk, Campus Editor April 10, 2024

Award-winning diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) thought leader, CNN political analyst and author Sophia Nelson closed out her week-long visit to Oakland University’s campus with a discussion with...

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Nelson gives Varner Vitality Lecture

Angelina Toma, Campus Reporter April 10, 2024

Oakland University welcomed CNN legal and political analyst, award-winning author and speaker Sophia A. Nelson during the week of April 1 for a series of discussions. Nelson offered lectures on growth...

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Student organization welcomes board-certified OB/GYN speaker

Angelina Toma, Campus Reporter April 3, 2024

The Future Pediatrics of America at Oakland University (OUFPOA) virtually hosted its 2nd general body meeting on March 27, featuring board-certified OB/GYN Dr. Sawsan Jamil. Jamil owns a private practice...

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Campus Food Committee: Midnight Breakfast, Hunger-Free Campus Act, Chartwells catering

Chloe Kukuk, Campus Editor April 3, 2024

OUSC’s Campus Food Committee (CFC) held its fourth meeting since the beginning of the Winter 2024 semester on March 25 in Oakland Center Room 25. The short meeting discussed the last dining-related...

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OUSC hosts relaxing and educational Neurodiversity Celebration Week

Adrian Jimenez Morales, Campus Reporter April 3, 2024

Balancing soothing activities with brief info sessions, the Oakland University Student Congress (OUSC) hosted the Neurodiversity Celebration Week from March 25 to 29. Trivia night, yoga and workshops...

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Bargaining strategies at third annual Collaborative Labor Panel

Adrian Jimenez Morales, Campus Reporter April 3, 2024

The third annual collaborative Labor Panel hosted by the Oakland University American Association of University Professors (OU-AAUP) and Oakland University Student Congress (OUSC) was held on March 27 in...

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An experience in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion with Sophia A. Nelson

Adrian Jimenez Morales, Campus Reporter April 1, 2024

Award-winning journalist, author and political analyst Sophia A. Nelson will visit Oakland University from April 1 to 5 for a series of diversity, equity and inclusion experiences.  Whether writing...

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American Studies Club holds conference on empathy

Chloe Kukuk, Campus Editor March 27, 2024

The American Studies Club hosted its 9th annual American Studies Undergraduate Conference on March 20 in the Oakland Center Gold Rooms B and C. It is the second year the conference has been held since...

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Changing life plans at the Criminal Justice Club

Adrian Jimenez Morales, Campus Reporter March 27, 2024

On March 20 in the Lake Michigan Room, the Criminal Justice Club (CJC) invited postgraduate Michigan State University (MSU) students and faculty as well as a Michigan state police trooper to offer insight...

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19th Annual Drag Show — Celebrating queer art

Adrian Jimenez Morales, Campus Reporter March 27, 2024

The 19th Annual Drag Show was held in the Oakland Center Banquet Rooms on March 19. 10 drag queens captivated the audience during the three-hour event hosted by the drag queen Sabin.  Various tables...

Tau Beta Pi returns to Pi(e) a Professor Day

Tau Beta Pi returns to Pi(e) a Professor Day

Chloe Kukuk, Campus Editor March 20, 2024

In celebration of National Pi Day, the Tau Beta Pi hosted its Pi(e) Your Professor Day on March 14 in the Engineering Center atrium. Between noon and 2 p.m., students could pay $5 to smash two plates...

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