Three new majors were presented to and approved by the OU Board of Trustees (BOT) on Friday, with enrollment available to students in Fall 2027.
Pending approval from The Higher Learning Commission,...
Whether it was downloading these songs from iTunes on an iPod or constantly hearing them played on the radio, these are songs that never fail to hit listeners with a wave of nostalgia. The early 2010s...
A gray tempest tore through Oakland University’s Student Center on the drenched, humid morning of June 26.
Board of Trustees meetings at universities generally hold about as much entertainment value...
The bookstore is a cool place on the Oakland Campus. Being a somewhat local and commuter university, it is rather hard to find good Oakland merch anywhere.
I found an Oakland basketball hoodie at Great...
On June 3, 2026, the House of Representatives voted 215-208 to adopt H.Con.Res. 38, a resolution that would require congressional authorization for continued U.S. military involvement in Iran.
The measure...
10 million pets go missing per year in America, according to the Animal Humane Society. That totals about one in three furry, occasionally scaly or slimy, friends going missing in their lifetime.
In...
A flesh-eating screwworm has been identified in the United States cattle herd.
On Friday, June 5th, the USDA announced that it had identified a second case of the worm in the herd, this time in a one-month-old...
The Saudi Student Association celebrated Eid al-Adha at Elliott Tower on May 29th.
Under the full flower moon cloaked in sunlight, friends, family, teachers and peers shared traditional Mediterranean...
Michigan is a no-fault divorce state. Under Michigan Compiled Laws Section 552.6, a divorce may be granted when a marriage has broken down beyond repair without requiring either spouse to prove wrongdoing.
While...
On Feb 25, U.S. Reps. Debbie Dingell (D-Ann Arbor) and Haley Stevens (D-Birmingham) introduced the Justice for Allie Act that would create federal penalties for offenders who coerce vulnerable adults...
The long-lived colloquialism, “it went off like a fart on Sunday mass,” may have recently been made obsolete.
“Went off like an AI executive at a commencement speech” may likely become a more...
A new bill introduced in Michigan could give workers more protection from after-hours work calls, texts, emails and messages.
On May 7, Sen. Erika Geiss (D-Taylor) introduced Senate Bill 948, known...
