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You do you: Freckleface encourages audiences to embrace differences

Oona Goodin-Smith June 11, 2014

“She rides a bike, just like everyone else. In fact, she is just like every other girl—except for the fact that she has freckles,” begins the play.‘She’ is Freckleface Strawberry, the title character...

Love, luck and loss: the story of Sweet Charity

Love, luck and loss: the story of Sweet Charity

By Kaylee Kean March 19, 2014

The music, theatre and dance department is introducing its next musical production, Sweet Charity, opening this Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Varner Studio Theatre.The musical, originally directed by Bob Fosse,...

Meadow Brook Hall loans rare artwork to Detroit Institute of Arts

Meadow Brook Hall loans rare artwork to Detroit Institute of Arts

By LeeAnn Brown November 4, 2013

Meadow Brook Hall recently loaned a rare art piece to the Detroit Institute of Arts, getting the painting back into the public art world for the first time in 70 years.The DIA has been called the "cultural...

Campus Events Preview: Oct. 30 – Nov. 5

Kailee Mathias October 28, 2013

Wednesday, Oct. 30Living Little in an Average World: Dwarfism in the U.S.October is Dwarfism Awareness Month. At noon in the Oakland Center Gold Rooms A and B, there will be a lecture from representatives...

‘Carrie the Musical’ thrills audience

LeeAnn Brown October 20, 2013

Oakland University Theatre wrapped up its final showings of "Carrie the Musical" this past weekend in the Varner Studio Theatre.This was OU’s first horror musical production, according to director Fred...

Events Preview Oct. 16-22

Kailee Mathias October 14, 2013

An Evening with Dustin BlackWinner of the Academy Award and two Writer Guilds of America Awards for Best Original Screenplay for the film “Milk,” Dustin Black is coming to Oakland University Wednesday,...

Hasta el Próximo Año: Hispanic Celebration Month comes to an end

Chris Peralta October 7, 2013

Oakland’s Hispanic Celebration Month is wrapping up, and those involved look back on this year’s highlights and anticipate its last three events.“I find HCM to be the perfect way to share my interest...

Tony Lucca performs at OU’s Family Day

Ali DeRees October 7, 2013

A musical performance by Pontiac native and NBC's "The Voice" contestant Tony Lucca, Oct. 5, highlighted Family Day at Oakland University's Weekend of Champions.An ice cream social, provided by the Center...

Senior graphic design major impresses judges, audience at OU’s Got Talent

By Victoria Craw October 6, 2013

Nicole Armstrong has got talent.The senior graphic design and photography major sang “Maybe this Time” from Cabaret to win the fourth annual OU’s Got Talent.Sixteen acts performed in the Banquet...

Fashion Forward Fundraiser Raises Hopes

By LeeAnn Brown October 4, 2013

A fashion fundraiser could help a 90-year-old dress hang for many years to come.Neiman Marcus and Verdura jewelers joined Meadow Brook Hall to host the inaugural Decades of Dress charity event Wednesday,...

Sustaining Tradition: OU to Celebrate Weekend of Champions

By Chris Peralta September 30, 2013

Formerly known as the Week of Champions, Oakland prepares to celebrate the Weekend of Champions (WOCOU) this coming Friday and Saturday, October 4-5.Instead of events being spread out across an entire...

Where art thou?

By Scott Wolchek September 3, 2013

The average walk around Oakland University is generally not a slow, artistic experience, but rather, a rushed one. Hardly anyone would stop to smell the roses, much less stop to admire the art on campus,...

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