Inclusion and advocacy — these are just two of the key principles senior Trevor Tyle brings to the table as the newly appointed editor-in-chief of The Oakland Post.
He takes his new role and responsibility...
As the fall 2019 semester rapidly approaches, the annual homecoming festivities are being planned. This year’s two-day event will feature a comedy show from actor and stand-up comedian Chris D’Elia.
On...
It’s summer vacation for Oakland University students, which means it’s time for relaxation, barbecues and trips to the beach. With Lake St. Clair being one of the closest beaches to OU’s campus,...
Oakland University’s Biological Preserves enclose 110 acres of protected natural land that is used for research and educational purposes. It’s highly regarded and has been conserved by the university...
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As the summer is coming to an end, here at OUSC, we have a plethora of emotions. We are excited to begin the fall semester, eager about the outcome of initiatives and events, but overall,...
The Oakland University Board of Trustees (BOT) recently approved a new Bachelor of Science in nutrition.
After a unanimous vote, the BOT opted to replace the current nutrition concentration in the School...
For many senior citizens, a fall injury can be a devastating setback. Two Oakland University professors want to change that.
HOP-UP PT — Home-based Older Person Upstreaming Prevention Physical Therapy...
After offering free summer memberships, Oakland University Recreation and Well-Being (RecWell) now brings fitness to all.
In partnership with the National Fitness Campaign (NFC), the Priority Health...
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Two officers were dispatched to lot P51 near the Sharf clubhouse on the night of June 18. The caller said one of the patrons was intoxicated and was attempting to leave. The...
Recycling is on the rise at Oakland University.
For years we were taught “reduce, reuse, recycle” as a way to reduce our carbon footprint, but is simply tossing a plastic bottle in the recycling...
Tangling greenery is slinking into modern high-rise buildings that are sturdy with stilts of steel. This is possibly familiar interpretation of “The Walking Dead,” “The Hunger Games” or most other...
Varner Hall and Oakland University Athletics are getting some renovations.
The OU Board of Trustees (BOT) approved construction of campus arts and athletics facilities, following a $78 million general...
