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Dr. Crystal Laura speaks on dismantling school-to-prision pipeline

November 7, 2019

The School of Education and Human Services (SEHS) held the “Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline: A Virtual Conversation with Dr. Crystal Laura” on Monday, Nov. 4 in order to educate the OU community. The SEHS Committe...

Police Files: Nov. 6, 2019

Ben Hume, Web Editor

November 7, 2019

Summer RecWell Sexual Assault A man contacted the Oakland University Police Department over email on April 16, 2019. In the email, he stated that he was in the locker room of the Oakland University RecWell, in the summer of 2...

OUWB program makes a difference in the community

November 7, 2019

Annual Braun Memorial Lecture welcomes well-known artist

November 7, 2019

First ever Veterans Week aims to break stigma surrounding community

Katie Valley, Content Editor

November 7, 2019

To promote the office and instigate better understanding of student veteran issues, Oakland University Veterans Support Services (VSS) will host its first ever Veterans Week, with campus-wide events from Nov. 11-15. The VSS cho...

‘Howling Good Time’ with dogs, treats and crafts

Rachel Yim, Staff Reporter

October 30, 2019

To address any hunger and food insecurity that may exist among students at Oakland University, the Golden Grizzlies Food Pantry provides a variety of non-perishable food to students. October marks its one year since its opening...

OUWB professors present at international conference in India

Bridget Janis, Staff Reporter

October 30, 2019

Two Oakland University professors were invited to speak at the sixth annual National Conference of the Association of Physiologists in India. The two professors, Suzan ElSayed and Thomas Ferrari from the Department of Foundati...

Quidditch for Muggle OU Students

October 30, 2019

Iraqi professor shares poetry of immigrant past

October 30, 2019

Police Files: Oct. 30, 2019

Ben Hume, Web Editor

October 27, 2019

Very false alarm A fire alarm was triggered in Hillcrest Hall on Aug. 18. Oakland University Police Department arrived on the scene with no answer from the residents of the room that triggered the alarm. At that point, Auburn Hills...

Relocation of classes to accommodate South Foundation renovation leaves faculty concerned

Lauren Karmo, Campus Editor

October 27, 2019

The upcoming renovation to South Foundation Hall will leave Oakland University to find new, alternative space to accommodate the loss of the 37 classrooms housed in the building. Planned to begin in May or June 2020, the $40 million project...

OU hosts roundtable to discuss protests in Catalonia

October 23, 2019