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

Perspective: New COO position raises more questions, few answers

Rachel Williams November 16, 2015

It’s no question that the creation of the new chief operating officer position and subsequent hiring of Scott Kunselman has created a good deal of conflict at Oakland University.  I am not sure what...

Letter to the editor: ‘The Board sets its own rules’

Barry Winkler November 10, 2015

In my 41 years as a professor on this campus (I retired in August, 2012), I expected only one thing of the upper administration, namely, that they play by the same rules that govern all employee groups...

Letter to the editor: COO position

Eliza Hensley November 8, 2015

Last week in one of my classes, the topic of OU’s new COO was brought up and it led to an interesting conversation.  I, like most of the students I have talked with, had no idea about the recent hire. ...

The Real Deal: the politics of the environment

Aditya Tiwari November 2, 2015

On some issues we can no longer divide ourselves on one side or the other. With the issue of the environment, the facts are clearer than before. Yet still, the issue of the environment is divided among...

Editorial: Is there no urgency in making campus more accessible?

By Kristen Davis October 11, 2015

The fall semester of my sophomore year in 2014, I was walking to the restroom in Elliott Hall before my morning class. I held the door for a woman in a wheelchair because there was no automatic button...

Second Amendment rights: Why can’t we find a middle ground?

By Jackson Gilbert October 7, 2015

As I read the text from my father, I thought to myself, “I don’t want to do this again today.”“10 dead, 20 wounded in a shooting at a college in Oregon,” the message said.I packed up my bag and...

Editorial: Who’s really to blame for the tuition raise?

By Kristen Davis September 30, 2015

It’s time to voice my unpopular opinion — I support the tuition raise. Before you yell at me, hear me out. This past week, President Hynd addressed state lawmakers in Lansing about the 8.48 percent...

The real deal: The state of discrimination in 2015

By Aditya Tiwari September 20, 2015

“We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of...

Black lives matter because America tends to forget

By Johnny Ricks September 20, 2015

Black lives matter because America tends to forget. All lives matter, you say?All lives do matter, but not equally.When protests and unrest erupted in the streets of Baltimore earlier this year, it happened...

Letter from the editor: No tolerance for abusive comments

By Kristen Davis September 13, 2015

Hello everyone, I would like to formally introduce myself as the new Editor-in-Chief of the Oakland Post for the year.I’m honored and excited about this position, but my first editorial is not about...

Heavy metal: a misunderstood music community

By Brittany Haskins September 13, 2015

Heavy metal.  The world of headbangers and one of the most misunderstood music communities out there.  As a metalhead myself, I would like to shed some light on our community.  People call us "satanic...

What’s up with vaginas anyway?

By Becca Reichenbach, class of 2015 September 7, 2015

When former Michigan State Representative Lisa Brown was banned from the statehouse floor for saying the word “vagina,” that should have turned some heads.Mind you, when this “shocking” and “blasphemous”...

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