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How to Succeed as a Creative Writing Major emphasizes community building, using OU resources

‘How to Succeed as a Creative Writing Major’ emphasizes community building, using OU resources

Chloe Kukuk, Campus Editor January 31, 2024

Oakland University’s Creative Writing Club (CWC) and the Department of English collaborated on the "How to Succeed as a Creative Writing Major" event on Jan. 26 in the Oakland Center Lake Huron Room. The...

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‘Aspire. Advance. Achieve.’ campaign celebrates $151 million raised

Adrian Jimenez Morales, Campus Reporter January 31, 2024

After more than seven years of effort and support, Oakland University’s Advancement staff, directors and donors celebrated raising over $151 million for Oakland University. On Jan. 22, the celebration...

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‘The Great Debate’ fosters campus dialogue and collaboration

Adrian Jimenez Morales, Campus Reporter January 31, 2024

The Association of Black Students (ABS) hosted “The Great Debate,” one of the first open forums to discuss current events and fun topics as their first event for African American Celebration Month. On...

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CMI hosts African American Celebration Month opening ceremony

Gracie Murray, Features Reporter January 24, 2024

An opening ceremony for African American Celebration Month (AACM) was held on Tuesday, Jan. 16, hosted by the OU Center for Multicultural Initiatives (CMI). During this ceremony, the CMI pays tribute...

OU ranks 7th in national campus safety study

OU ranks 7th in national campus safety study

Chloe Kukuk, Campus Editor January 24, 2024

According to AcademicInfluence.com’s recent campus safety rankings, Oakland University placed 7th nationally. It is the only school in Michigan listed in the top 15. The rankings are based on compliance...

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Continuing Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy on day of service

Adrian Jimenez Morales, Campus Reporter January 24, 2024

Continuing Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of community advocacy, Oakland University’s Office of Student (OSI) Involvement kicked off African American Celebration Month (AACM) with MLK Day of Service.  An...

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SPB’s Improv Night takes improvisation beyond the stage

Adrian Jimenez Morales, Campus Reporter January 24, 2024

The audience, the Student Program Board (SPB) staff and actors at Oakland University’s Improv Night synergized to create spontaneous comedy prompted by nearly a dozen improv activities.   On Thursday,...

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Oakland University’s updated Medical Amnesty Policy

Gracie Murray and Payton Bucki January 17, 2024

This past year, Oakland University’s Dean of Students reviewed the Student Code of Conduct and updated the university’s Medical Amnesty Policy. In the state of Michigan, a law was introduced for...

‘Hi Barbie!’ — OU community attends SPB’s Barbie Movie Night

‘Hi Barbie!’ — OU community attends SPB’s Barbie Movie Night

Chloe Kukuk, Campus Editor January 17, 2024

The Oakland Center Habitat transformed into Barbieland on the evening of Jan. 11 when more than 200 Oakland University students attended the Student Program Board’s (SPB) showing of “Barbie.” The...

Oakland Centers plan for flooring issues

Oakland Center’s plan for flooring issues

Gracie Murray, Features Reporter January 17, 2024

In the heart of Oakland University is the Oakland Center (OC), where students meet friends, talk to others, eat food and pass through to get to classes. However, in the line of traffic at the OC, the number...

Winter GrizzFest helps kick off a new year of student involvement

Winter GrizzFest helps kick off a new year of student involvement

Chloe Kukuk, Campus Editor January 17, 2024

Oakland University’s Winter 2024 semester kicked off with its biannual GrizzFest celebration as part of Welcome Week, sponsored by the Office of Student Involvement (OSI). The event was hosted in...

Poor soundproofing in Varner Hall planned to be addressed

Poor soundproofing in Varner Hall planned to be addressed

Dayshawn Fields and Payton Bucki December 13, 2023

Varner Hall, a building dedicated in 1971 to Oakland University’s School of Music, Theatre and Dance (SMTD), has been marred by poor soundproofing since the day the building was first opened after recent...

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