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OU Honors College Tools Project: Final project could change the lives of many

Daniela Cesario, Features Reporter November 20, 2024

Within Oakland University’s Honors College, the final project for each group was to develop a creative idea that could significantly benefit the lives of others. Students were tasked with conceptualizing...

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OU Day of Service: Volunteering for the greater good

Daniela Cesario, Features Reporter November 20, 2024

Oakland University’s Day of Service took place on Nov. 13 and showcased the spirit of community engagement and volunteerism among its students. The event brought together students, faculty and staff...

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Academic Success Center: Prepare for finals with resources tailored to your needs

Noah Francis, Features Editor November 20, 2024

Thanksgiving break is here, meaning only a few weeks are left until the end of the semester. While it is almost time to break out the cooler temperatures, cozy sweaters and hot chocolate, final exams are...

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Men’s club lacrosse at OU: On the rise

Daniela Cesario, Features Reporter November 13, 2024

The transition from high school to college can be a big leap, but for some athletes, the Oakland University club lacrosse team offers not only an opportunity to continue pursuing their passion, but also...

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Augmented Reality Center: Seminar discusses capabilities of immersive technology in the workplace

Noah Francis, Features Editor November 13, 2024

On Nov. 1, the Oakland University Augmented Reality Center (ARC) held an ARC industry seminar, a discussion led by industry experts and academic leaders on immersive technology, such as augmented reality...

OU students use surveys to tackle common campus struggles

Daniela Cesario, Features Reporter November 13, 2024

As Oakland University students continue navigating their college experiences, many are turning to surveys as a way to gather valuable data on campus challenges, mental health, food options and stress levels....

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Formula SAE: So much more than racing

Noah Francis, Features Editor November 13, 2024

Oakland University’s Formula SAE team, also known as Grizzlies Racing, is a team that designs, builds and competes with a formula style, open-wheel race car, competing internationally in a collegiate...

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Leading the change for youth voter engagement with Un-PAC OU

Julia Megge, Contributor November 6, 2024

As the November presidential election approaches, Oakland University sophomore Morgan Cirenese is on the front lines, working hard to encourage her peers to rally to the polls.  As the president of...

College Democrats of OU: Learning about your county's candidates

College Democrats of OU: Learning about your county’s candidates

Noah Francis, Features Editor November 6, 2024

With the 2024 election under way, it is important to know the candidates on the ballot, from the presidential candidates to county officials. The College Democrats of OU (CDOU) has been holding a ballot...

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Turning Point USA at OU: A rising leader with a passion for political engagement

Alina Zetouna, Contributor November 6, 2024

As election season approaches, one Oakland University student is working to ignite impactful conversations about the significance of advocating for ourselves during the election, as it is our American...

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Jana Helou: Thoughts from a first-time voter

Daniela Cesario, Features Reporter November 6, 2024

Freshman Jana Helou, an 18-year-old biology major at Oakland University from Macomb, Michigan, is eagerly preparing to cast her first vote in the upcoming presidential election. This significant milestone...

Young Democratic Socialists of Oakland University (YDSOU) President Jeffrey Childs.

Inside the Young Democratic Socialists of OU with Jeffrey Childs

Malena Pugliese, Contributor October 30, 2024

The Young Democratic Socialists of Oakland University (YDSOU) meeting started with a game of kiss, marry, kill — except the three options aren’t the most popular celebrities or niche media personalities.  Instead,...

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