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,...
July Fourth could prove to be as decisive today as it was back in 1776. While nowhere close to a Declaration of Independence, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a tax and spending bill, is one step closer...
I graduated from Capac High School in June 2012. Next month, nearly 10 years later, I’ll walk across the stage at OU’s commencement ceremony so President Ora Hirsch Pesovitz can hand me my diploma....
This month is National Women’s History Month, and in honor of that The Oakland Post sat down for a conversation with Oakland University’s top woman, Interim President Dr. Betty Youngblood, on Friday,...
A recent article on NPR’s website tells of adjunct instructor Margaret Mary Vojtko from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. After working 25 years in education, Vojtko was “destitute and nearly homeless,”...
