Olivia Chiappelli, Editor-in-Chief
The Post has left me with many memories that I will cherish for the rest of my life. Before my time as Editor-in-Chief, I led the arts section and had such creative...
Three weeks are all that is left until the semester comes to a close, and the graduating class moves onto bigger and better opportunities. As less than a month remains, students waiting in the long lines...
At 18, I arrived at Oakland University (OU) as a freshman in the Fall of 2020–amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. As a nontraditional student, being a multilingual immigrant from the Middle East, I was initially...
All good things must come to an end. The eight staff members graduating from The Oakland Post this semester are experiencing the bittersweet sentiment of this classic phrase in the last week of their college...
I saw a quote this week that has really stuck with me. It was something along the lines of, “how lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” I can’t believe my time at The Oakland...
We’re here. Our last issue of the semester. Our last issue of this volume. But for many of us, myself included, the last issue of our time at The Oakland Post.
In less than a month, we’ll walk across...
In light of this being our final issue of Volume 47, our seniors are here to share their favorite memories from their time at The Post.
Bridget Janis, Journalism Major & Graphic Design Minor, Managing...
Spring 2022 commencement ceremonies will be held in-person at the O’rena on Thursday, April 28 through Saturday, April 30.
Winter 2021 commencement ceremonies took place in-person as well — the...
Oakland University has upgraded its welcome mat. Michigan enrollment initiatives have prompted the Oakland County college to make its transfer program more accessible than ever.
Within the last year,...
Dreaming and goal setting are instrumental in Oakland University alumna Cayla Smith’s post graduation mindset. The Post’s former campus editor, Smith currently works as a Multimedia Journalist for...
Students look forward to the emotionally bittersweet graduation ceremony that marks the end of their time at OU. For their part, the university always seems ecstatic and prepared in hosting the ceremony...
