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Opening up on closed meetings

By Kaylee Kean
August 25, 2015
New candidate promises bounce houses, unicorns

New candidate promises bounce houses, unicorns

By Kaylee Kean
August 3, 2015
The Oakland Post

Also at the BOT meeting: Resolution passed to keep only formal sessions open to the public

By Kaylee Kean
July 8, 2015
Police questioning the driver of the vehicle

Investigation on fatal campus accident still underway

By Kaylee Kean
June 12, 2015

Jogger killed in campus accident was an avid runner, Spartans fan and involved father

By Kaylee Kean
May 15, 2015
Police questioning the driver of the vehicle

Jogger dies: Police investigate on-campus accident following pedestrian death

By Kaylee Kean
May 14, 2015

Letter from the editor: You matter most, so share your thoughts

By Kaylee Kean
May 13, 2015
Navy SEAL dies days before receiving OU degree

Navy SEAL dies days before receiving OU degree

By Kaylee Kean
May 12, 2015
A photo of my parents, siblings and I on spring break last year (I think). My mom loves having all of her kids together, especially now that my brother and I are in college.

7 things I learned from my mother

By Kaylee Kean
May 11, 2015
‘Clearly, he cares about his work’: George Hynd is inaugurated, celebrated as OUs sixth president

‘Clearly, he cares about his work’: George Hynd is inaugurated, celebrated as OU’s sixth president

By Kaylee Kean
April 30, 2015
The LG Watch Urbane, left, will be Android Wear’s most expensive at roughly $460. The Apple Watch sports edition, right, will be the cheapest at $349.

Comparing costs: Taking a quick look at the Apple Watch

By Kaylee Kean
April 8, 2015
The Oakland Post

Editorial: While other universities struggle, OU cleans up its act

By Kaylee Kean
April 8, 2015

Spotted: Former president seen on campus

By Kaylee Kean
April 1, 2015
Senior Taylor Humm is a busy industrial systems engineering (ISE) major, which she says is the perfect blend of engineering and business. After graduation she will work with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles programs for the next two years, then return to OU for her MBA.

Paving their own paths — a look at the next generation of women in STEM

By Kaylee Kean
March 12, 2015
Dr. Wenjin Zhou was one of four women to participate in the Women in STEM panel on Monday, sharing her experience and advice for other women.

Women in STEM: Balancing the equation

By Kaylee Kean
March 11, 2015

Anthropology alumna joins Peace Corps, makes her way to Paraguay

By Kaylee Kean
March 4, 2015

‘A Doll’s House’ is no child’s play

By Kaylee Kean
February 11, 2015

Brian’s lying, the media’s crying and we’re just sighing

By Kaylee Kean
February 11, 2015

Snow emergency, snow money

By Kaylee Kean
February 3, 2015

A few more things to think about

By Kaylee Kean
January 21, 2015

Perspective: one of the lucky few

By Kaylee Kean
January 21, 2015

No more four-year norm

By Kaylee Kean
January 20, 2015

Procrastination hurts us all

By Kaylee Kean
December 2, 2014
Mary Fisher, a globally renowned speaker and AIDS activist, shared her advice and experience with medical school students Monday, Dec. 1.

Renowned speaker shares her experience fighting AIDS

By Kaylee Kean
December 2, 2014
In the race to be the best, OU has its priorities straight

In the race to be the best, OU has its priorities straight

By Kaylee Kean
November 19, 2014
The Oakland Post

Don’t rely on the classroom

By Kaylee Kean
November 5, 2014
Friends and family are mourning poet, scholar and mentor Frank Lepkowski, who died on Tuesday.

Friends and family mourn Frank Lepkowski, associate professor and humanities librarian

By Kaylee Kean
October 30, 2014
A man interrupted student displays last Wednesday, and a crowd gathered around him as he preached on pornography, homosexuality and other sins.

Preaching man causes chaos on campus

By Kaylee Kean
October 22, 2014
The Oakland Post

Spread the facts, not rumors

By Kaylee Kean
October 22, 2014
Why tuition rose for Oaklands upperclassmen

Why tuition rose for Oakland’s upperclassmen

By Kaylee Kean
October 14, 2014
The Oakland Post

BOT: Think about quality, not cost

By Kaylee Kean
October 9, 2014

Business professor Wayne Blizman ‘always had a joke’ and appreciated the moment

By Kaylee Kean
October 7, 2014
The Oakland Post

Take a gulp out of life

By Kaylee Kean
October 7, 2014
Campus

Parking subcommittee in the works

By Kaylee Kean
September 30, 2014

History in hiding

By Kaylee Kean
September 24, 2014
Many OU students have been parking in handicapped lots, not leaving enough space for students with wheelchairs to maneuver, according to junior Ize Speilman.

Person with disability speaks out on parking situation: ‘some of us don’t have a choice’

By Kaylee Kean
September 10, 2014
Kaylee Kean lets her frustrations come to a boil while navigating OU’s parking lots. 

Revved up by reckless driving

By Kaylee Kean
September 9, 2014

GSC receives authentic letter from President Obama

By Kaylee Kean
September 2, 2014

Twitter user parodies Oakland University president

By Kaylee Kean
August 19, 2014
The Oakland Post

Board of Trustees appoints new Chair, changes members

By Kaylee Kean
August 12, 2014
At its July 1 meeting, the OU Board of Trustees approved a $234 million budget that will raise tuition for upper-level classmen, provide for more staffing, fund new academic programs and more.

Board approves $234 million budget, tuition hike included

By Kaylee Kean
July 3, 2014

Final open forum introduces presidential candidate George W. Hynd

By Kaylee Kean
July 2, 2014
Final open forum announced for candidate George W. Hynd

Final open forum announced for candidate George W. Hynd

By Kaylee Kean
June 27, 2014

Presidential candidate Rodney K. Rogers reveals experiences, thoughts in second open forum

By Kaylee Kean
June 25, 2014

Asking for student engagement

By Kaylee Kean
June 25, 2014
Next open forum announced with candidate Rodney K. Rogers

Next open forum announced with candidate Rodney K. Rogers

By Kaylee Kean
June 20, 2014

Open for discussion

By Kaylee Kean
June 18, 2014
Year in review: OUs memorable moments

Year in review: OU’s memorable moments

By Kaylee Kean
April 30, 2014

By the book: OU Barnes & Noble store manager shares some tips, insight on summer activity

By Kaylee Kean
April 30, 2014

Postie Perspectives: Two sides of a coin

By Kaylee Kean
April 28, 2014
Breathing deep and keeping calm: students de-stress for finals

Breathing deep and keeping calm: students de-stress for finals

By Kaylee Kean
April 16, 2014

Mentorship program a success after its first year, moving for a second

By Kaylee Kean
April 15, 2014

Two-day project shocks campus, draws protest

By Kaylee Kean
April 9, 2014

Adam Wilson leaves behind a life of art, music and love

By Kaylee Kean
April 7, 2014

Mark Gordon chosen as new OUPD Chief of Police, Lucido retires

By Kaylee Kean
April 1, 2014
Student Body President Annie Meinberg and Vice President Liz Iwanski

OUSC Update: New Student Body President and Vice President named

By Kaylee Kean
March 29, 2014
Provost Lentini

OU faculty featured in Arts-After-Noon performance series

By Kaylee Kean
March 27, 2014
OUSC constitutional revisions cause unrest between RHA and OUSC

OUSC constitutional revisions cause unrest between RHA and OUSC

By Kaylee Kean
March 25, 2014
Brandon Hanna prepares to make way for next OUSC president

Brandon Hanna prepares to make way for next OUSC president

By Kaylee Kean
March 25, 2014
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 Oakland way’ – A conversation with Interim President Betty Youngblood

By Kaylee Kean
March 12, 2014

Student liaison board searching for new members to speak for students

By Kaylee Kean
March 11, 2014

Student Focus Group invites students to discuss future planning and goals of Oakland Uiversity

By Kaylee Kean
March 5, 2014

SPB Annual Spring Concert cancelled due to scheduling conflicts

By Kaylee Kean
March 5, 2014

OU to hold 2014 MASAL conference

By Kaylee Kean
February 18, 2014

Set to sleep mode

By Kaylee Kean
February 12, 2014
Tastes of Africa

Tastes of Africa

By Kaylee Kean
February 10, 2014

Meadow Brook Hall Student Outreach Organization holds Movie Date Night

By Kaylee Kean
February 4, 2014
OU Writing Center celebrates banned and challenged books

OU Writing Center celebrates banned and challenged books

By Kaylee Kean
January 27, 2014

Famous violinist returns to Oakland University, performs with students

By Kaylee Kean
January 21, 2014
Third annual Grizzposé showcases talent, raises money

Third annual Grizzposé showcases talent, raises money

By Kaylee Kean
January 21, 2014

Crossing the globe for class credit

By Kaylee Kean
November 26, 2013

Coming together for Autism

By Kaylee Kean
November 26, 2013
Grizzlies on the Prowl

Grizzlies on the Prowl

By Kaylee Kean
November 26, 2013
Kresge after midnight: Night owls give advice

Kresge after midnight: Night owls give advice

By Kaylee Kean
November 19, 2013

International Studies head: ‘Bring the world closer to OU’

By Kaylee Kean
November 12, 2013

Take Root, Red Bull collaborate for art

By Kaylee Kean
November 12, 2013

Detroit artist speaks at Oakland University Art Gallery

By Kaylee Kean
November 12, 2013
Downtown Auburn Hills aims to draw in students

Downtown Auburn Hills aims to draw in students

By Kaylee Kean
November 5, 2013
Grizzlies on the prowl: What is your favorite Halloween costume on the opposite sex?

Grizzlies on the prowl: “What is your favorite Halloween costume on the opposite sex?”

By Kaylee Kean
October 29, 2013

Woman conceived in rape, celebrates pro-life at OU event

By Kaylee Kean
October 22, 2013
OU BOT discusses presidential search, power systems and additional space

OU BOT discusses presidential search, power systems and additional space

By Kaylee Kean
October 8, 2013

Grizzlies on the Prowl: “If you could only go for dates on campus, where would you go and what you do?”

By Kaylee Kean
October 4, 2013

Bear bus day 2013

By Kaylee Kean
October 1, 2013
Frisbees litter OUs campus

Frisbees litter OU’s campus

By Kaylee Kean
October 1, 2013

Oakland’s Gold Vibrations sings ‘Pitch Perfect’

By Kaylee Kean
September 24, 2013

What’s in Your Office: Graeme Harper, dean of the Honors College

By Kaylee Kean
September 23, 2013
Human Health Building

iPause… Do you?

By Kaylee Kean
September 17, 2013

OU students compete to sing at Tigers game

By Kaylee Kean
September 11, 2013

Parking panic!

By Kaylee Kean
September 10, 2013

What are you doing to get back into the OU groove?

By Kaylee Kean
September 8, 2013
Erin Sudrovech keeps alumni connected with OU. Read about the job she loves.

Erin Sudrovech

by Kaylee Kean
August 26, 2013
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