Among the most anticipated events each year, SPB’s welcome week carnival took place on Friday, September 5th from 5 - 9pm. Students flocked to parking lot 37 near Squirrel road after classes to enjoy...
Students during move-in weekend were treated to a variety of activities that helped acclimate them to Oakland University. Some of these events included Live Band Karaoke and a Housing Barbecue. Yet, the...
Seven years after its inauguration, the Golden Grizzlies’ Food Pantry moved locations after a flood over the summer. With no available garments and backstock food on the shelves, the pantry’s team...
Speeding is a prevalent issue on campus, especially on Meadow Brook Road near lot P1. The posted limit is 15 MPH, yet it is a common occurrence for drivers to exceed the speed limit and blow past students...
On the last day before classes started, Oakland University Student Congress (OUSC) hosted their annual Eats and Beats under Elliott Tower. Running from 6-9 p.m. on Tuesday evening, the event provided an...
Taking part in the beautiful thing we call “sport” is one of the most impactful yet enjoyable forms of personal development known to mankind.
Sports boost physical and emotional health, and they...
Warm, sunny weather heralded the start of the Fall 2025 semester at the annual OU New Student Welcome, held Sept. 2 at the Elliott Tower. Incoming freshmen, transfer, graduate and international students...
Every week since late May, a new face on campus has become more recognizable to the Oakland University community — Amy Thompson. As the new Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost,...
Volatile immigration policies during the Trump administration have oscillated over the summer, with one of the few constants being the growing concern of some Oakland University members whose communities,...
The Engineering Center at Oakland University held its breath on June 18, expecting the growling of a motor dormant for over a year. The cheering of the Electric Racing Association’s (ERA) team was the...
Amidst recent uncertainties in higher education, on June 27, the Oakland University Board of Trustees (BOT) held a summer meeting to discuss the impact of national policies on the university, approve the...
A question about 19th-century ceramics can only turn into an hour-long explanation of the historical ideology of the sacredness of motherhood by the hand of Anthropology Professor, Suzanne Spencer-Wood....
