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OUPD receives ‘strong armed robbery’ report

Rachel Williams December 2, 2015

On Dec 1, 2015, a strong arm robbery was reported to the Oakland University Police Department.  The incident took place at approximately 6:50 p.m. and occurred in the 7000s Ann V. Nicholson apartments’...

Kunselman will be aiding in the strategic plan and be a part of the new Strategic Action Committee.

COO: Pioneering a new executive position

By: Kevin Teller December 1, 2015

Amid a surrounding air of questioning and controversy, Oakland University’s new chief operating officer, Scott Kunselman took office on Tuesday, Dec. 1.According to Kunselman, his number one goal during...

Racial discrimination low at Oakland

By Alexus Bomar, staff reporter November 30, 2015

Race: an ongoing issue on college campusesThe touchy subject of race has come back into the spotlight, specifically on college campuses.  But, according to research done at the University of California,...

A Better yOU: A Healthy Holiday

By: Katie Rose November 30, 2015

Christmas, Hanukah and Kwanzaa are coming up and it’s that time of the year when we all over eat and curl up on the couch to watch holiday movies and drink hot cocoa. It’s also the time of year when...

The President’s Report: Midway Through

Nick Walter November 30, 2015

If I can divert your attention for a brief moment from that looming horror which is finals, I have some updates for you. Recall that in the spring elections for Student Congress, when I ran for President,...

Preventative measures taken to prevent further housing problems

By: Cheyanne Kramer November 28, 2015

With pipe leaks and elevator malfunctions on the forefront of students’ concerns and plans circulating for a new dorm, students had many questions about the safety features and preventative steps taken...

Oakland University’s Women in Leadership class hosted three panels talking about the ways in which women have become leaders within the workplace.

Oakland students host panels about successful women, draw dozens

By Cheyanne Kramer November 23, 2015

Oakland University’s Women in Leadership class hosted three panels talking about the ways in which women have become leaders within the workplace. The panel held on Nov. 20 was centered around women...

Students march for victims of terrorist attacks

Jake Smith November 23, 2015

Last Thursday on a freezing cold and windy night, more than 250 students gathered at Elliott Tower to light a candle and march in defense of peace and to honor those killed in the recent ISIS attacks in...

Accessibility committee presents to students and faculty

By: Kelsey Killingbeck November 21, 2015

Legislators Elijah Sanders and Ryan Fox have made it their goal to make Oakland University accessible to all people, including the physically disabled. That was shown on Thursday, Nov. 19 at Kresge Library...

Professor Erin Dwyer gave a lecture on conspiracy theories behind the Lincoln assassination in the Banquet Rooms on Tuesday, Nov. 17.

From mummies to Ford: Erin Dwyer on the assassination of Lincoln

By: Cheyanne Kramer November 19, 2015

The Banquet Room upstairs in the Oakland Center was filled with eager attendees to hear professor Erin Dwyer’s lecture on conspiracy theories behind the Lincoln assassination.Dwyer explained to the audience...

OUSC Accessibility Committee works to make campus handicap friendly

By Kelsey Killingbeck November 17, 2015

Student Congress member Elijah Sanders has been to the Oakland University Office of Disability Support Services (DSS) multiple times in the few short months since he has been here on campus. As a physically...

President Hynd discusses the new Chief Operating Officer during his President’s Report on Nov. 11.

President Hynd speaks on new position

By Kevin Teller November 17, 2015

Last Wednesday, Nov.11, President Hynd spoke to students and faculty in the Banquet Rooms of the Oakland Center. Among the progress that Oakland University has made in the past few months, Hynd also spoke...

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