Hard working, humorous, determined, empathic, wise, not afraid to ask for help. These are all words to describe Micah Fialka-Feldman, a former OU student with an intellectual disability.
Fialka-Feldman...
Hazing in different Greek Life organizations is an issue that has not been tolerated at universities across the nation for years. If a sorority or a fraternity is found hazing its members, that association...
For more than 20 years, students have been able to tune in to 88.3 FM to listen to WXOU, the student radio station on campus. But in order to get to that point, the campus station had to struggle for years...
Three bombs set by a former Oakland University student went off on Oakland’s campus on January 10, 1990, prompting a panic from students and faculty.
Jerry Guglielmello, former student from the fall...
With all of the Golden Grizzlies either returning to campus or arriving for the first time this week, Oakland offered many different programs and parties that students could go to and have fun.
This...
State funding is crucial to the upkeep and operating of Oakland University, but there was a brief time in the fall of 1980 when that funding was threatened by a tax change known as the Tisch Amendment.
The...
Being told that alcohol is on a college campus wouldn’t shock or bewilder anyone. The combination of students coming of age and also becoming independent for the first time, along with the stereotype...
The 1991 Oakland University Student Congress election at Oakland University reads like a story out of a fictional political thriller. Racism accusations, misuse of congress funds and possible election...
It feels like the Oakland Center has been under construction for 30 years.
While that is a slight exaggeration, it is starting to get hard to remember what the OC looked like before construction started...
In April 1963, the first graduates of Oakland University received their diplomas. 148 students were part of this charter class.
Not only was this class remarkable in their ability to make it through...
It's April 2, 2014. Most would see the headline and assume this was a late April Fool’s joke.
However, a red Chrysler Sebring being towed from the frozen Bear Lake was no joke. The Oakland Post's...
Cable television is a service that residents living in Housing on campus are all entitled to today. Whether residents use their box to follow the news, keep up with March Madness, watch reruns of Rick...