05/18/12 - Record number of OU students to venture abroad this summer Beginning this spring, a record-breaking 70 OU students will depart for summer semester study abroad trips to 12 countries spanning the globe. Read More  |
05/17/12 - Communication scholarships honor student achievement The OU Communication and Journalism Department is proud to present department scholarships to nine outstanding Oakland communications majors. Read More  |
05/16/12 - Career Exploration Camp offers expert advice to area high schoolers Local high school students are invited to discover potential career paths this summer at a new Career Exploration Camp at the Anton/Frankel Center in Mount Clemens. Read More  |
05/16/12 - Oakland University stages imaginative musical for kids and families "Captain Louie," a lively production featuring Oakland University theatre arts professionals in training, focuses on a young boy who moves to a new neighborhood. Read More  |
05/15/12 - Summer Student Campus Corps launches fourth season Oakland University’s innovative Summer Student Campus Corps program recently launched its fourth year in business. Read More  |
05/15/12 - Seminar to focus on financial transition to retirement The Office of Planned Giving is hosting a May 29 informational seminar focusing on the financial transition to retirement. Read More  |
05/14/12 - Oakland entrepreneurs turn ideas into reality with I2B lab OU and Cooley students, faculty and staff who think they have the next million dollar business idea can get help turning it into reality with the Ideas 2 Business Lab (I2B). Read More  |
05/14/12 - SON honors Michigan nurses with 24th Annual Nightingale Awards OU's School of Nursing recognized nurses from throughout Michigan at the 24th Annual Nightingale Awards for Nursing® Excellence this May. Read More  |
05/11/12 - Plastomer Lighting Technologies gets $50K boost from accelerator fund The ambient lighting technology company will use the funding to enhance financial infrastructure, human resources and TS 16949 certification and process mapping. Read More  |
05/10/12 - Last chance to view student art exhibition at OUAG The OUAG’s Azimuth 23 exhibition will soon be at an end, which signals the final chance to view the 2012 studio art major’s final thesis projects. Read More  |
05/10/12 - Facilities Management to tackle campus improvement projects In the coming months, Oakland University’s Facilities Management has a full slate of campus improvement projects planned. Read More  |
05/09/12 - New Pre-Medical Council to guide students pursuing medicine OU has developed an innovative Pre-Medical Council, which will serve as a resource for pre-med students as they plan for medical school. Read More  |
05/08/12 - OU staff invited to celebrate fitness with Poker Walk Challenge
OU staff members will celebrate this year’s National Employee Health and Fitness Day with its second annual Poker Walk Challenge on Wednesday, May 16. Read More  |
05/07/12 - Summer courses focus on creativity, interdisciplinary discussion This summer, Oakland University will offer a wide variety of courses designed to help students fulfill academic requirements and explore their creative interests. Read More  |
05/04/12 - Interim senior vice president and provost named Senior Associate Provost Dr. Susan Awbrey has been named to the position and her tenure is effective immediately. Read More  |
05/04/12 - OU music camps offer instruction, enlightenment, inspiration, fun Area youth are invited to explore the performing arts alongsideexpert and inspiring faculty during a series of workshops and intensives this summer. Read More  |
05/03/12 - Two English faculty members earn Teaching Excellence awards Associate professor Jeffrey Insko and special lecturer Doris Plantus are this year’s recipients of Oakland University’s highest accolades for teaching. Read More  |
05/02/12 - Fulbright Scholarship winner to study, teach music in Czech Republic The United States Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board have given George Stoffan an opportunity to explore his musical passion more deeply. Read More  |
05/01/12 - Lt. Mel Gilroy retires after 40+ years of service to OU community An OU alumnus, Lt. Gilroy has been honored on numerous occasions for tremendous contributions both on and off the job. Read More  |
05/01/12 - Three summer sociology courses highlight contemporary legal issues Oakland University's 2012 summer semester will feature several sociology courses highlighting unique perspectives on contemporary legal issues. Read More  |
04/30/12 - OU's provost named president of Lawrence Technological University Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Virinder K. Moudgil will be leaving OU to serve as president of Lawrence Technological University. Read More  |
04/30/12 - Take 5 with Chris Jensen Chris Jensen is the assistant director of Leadership and Service Learning Read More  |
04/26/12 - Humanitarian and social activist to receive honorary degree This spring, Oakland University will bestow the honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities to humanitarian and social activist Grace Lee Boggs. Read More  |
04/25/12 - OU students honored for contributing to their communities Each year, The Michigan Community Compact awards students from across the state for outstanding commitment to service-learning and civic engagement. Read More  |
04/24/12 - Prospective law students encouraged to apply to free summer institute Prospective law students who are disadvantaged or underrepresented may be able to attend the Free College Pre-law Summer Institute at Cooley Law School. Read More  |
04/24/12 - OU, Siemens partner to offer new product lifecycle management course A new Industrial Systems Engineering Department and Siemens PLM Software course will help students prepare for jobs in science, technology, engineering and math. Read More  |
04/23/12 - Detroit history and culture the focus of innovative summer course Detroit will be the focus of an innovative Oakland University summer course, WRT 364: Writing about Culture: Ethnography. Read More  |
04/23/12 - Prominent SON faculty member to deliver "Last Lecture" Dr. Frances Jackson, an associate professor in the School of Nursing, will deliver her Last Lecture on Thursday, April 26. Read More  |
04/19/12 - OU engineering professor earns SAE distinguished speaker award Subramaniam Ganesan, Ph.D., will be honored with the 2012 Lloyd L. Withrow Distinguished Speaker Award from the Society of Automotive Engineers. Read More  |
04/19/12 - AMA at OU recognized nationally and locally for service OU's American Marketing Association chapter recently traveled to New Orleans for the AMA International Collegiate Conference, and brought home several OU awards. Read More  |
04/18/12 - OU to debut two new ESL courses this summer Oakland University’s English as a Second Language Center will debut two new courses this summer, a TOEFL prep course and an online grammar course. Read More  |
04/18/12 - OU School of Nursing joins national effort to meet veterans' needs OU will join First Lady Michelle Obama, Dr. Jill Biden and hundreds of nursing organizations and institutions in preparing nurses to meet the unique health needs of veterans. Read More  |
04/16/12 - MTD students wow at Senior Showcase in New York City All of OU's graduating MTD students who traveled to New York City for a “Senior Showcase” audition received a call backs from agents and casting directors. Read More  |
04/16/12 - Detroit Music Award nominees include OU faculty, alumni The list of nominees for this year’s Detroit Music Awards includes several individuals with ties to the Oakland University community. Read More  |
04/13/12 - Take 5 with Andrea Eis Andrea Eis is an associate professor and chair of Oakland University’s Department of Art and Art History. Read More  |
04/13/12 - OU student shares health care vision at Global Health Conference OU's Subha Hanif was selected as the only U.S. student to participate in the Royal Society of Medicine’s (RSM) Global Health Conference in London. Read More  |
04/12/12 - Two dedicated OU staffers earn Sharon Wilhem Excellence Awards Virginia “Jenny” Cloutier and Dorothy Farrior are the 2012 recipients of the Sharon L. Wilhelm Excellence Award. Read More  |
04/11/12 - OUAA invites all to a night of fun, food and scholarship fundraising The Grizzly Gala – set for Friday, April 20 – will raise funds for the OUAA Scholarship Program, which to date has distributed more than $1 million to qualified students. Read More  |
04/10/12 - Mark Stone to lead African and Caribbean themed summer courses Instructor Mark Stone will lead three courses focused on Africa and the Caribbean this summer, including an international studies course and two music courses. Read More  |
04/10/12 - MaTilDa Awards to honor students, alumni and community partners OU's MTD will present the 13th annual MaTilDa Awards banquet to honor outstanding contributions from students, alumni and community partners on Monday, April 16. Read More  |
04/05/12 - Lean Green Belt program helps business leaders nurture growth Business managers can learn to tackle concerns within a company's value stream or operations, apply lean principles in focused areas, and recommend ideas for culture change. Read More  |
04/04/12 - SEHS professor earns award for humanistic counselling book Oakland University professor James Hansen, Ph.D., recently earned recognition for his book, which received the 2012 Joe and Lucille Hollis Publications Award. Read More  |
04/03/12 - OU students demonstrate writing excellence in host of topic areas Three dozen Oakland University students, recommended by their faculty, have won awards in the school's 2011 Writing Excellence contest. Read More  |
04/02/12 - Innovative CORE summer bridge program looks to retain students The innovative OU CORE summer bridge retention program has met with resounding success, as its initial class of students has completed their first academic semester. Read More  |
03/30/12 - Dr. Sayed Nassar named OU's 2012 Distinguished Professor Sayed Nassar, Ph.D., professor of mechanical engineering and director of the Fastening And Joining Research Institute (FAJRI), has been named OU’s 2012 Distinguished Professor. Read More  |
03/30/12 - Five OU students to present original research at national conference Five senior OU students have been selected to present their original research at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research. Read More  |
03/29/12 - New programs to prepare students for rewarding, in-demand careers Providing students rigorous and relevant academic experiences, and helping to invigorate Michigan's evolving economy, OU is introducing several new programs this fall. Read More  |
03/28/12 - Three student leaders recognized with prestigious university awards The 2012 Wilson and Human Relations award winners are Maxwell VanRaaphorst, Emily Tissot, and Shakita Billy. The three students were recognized at the March 28 board meeting. Read More  |
03/27/12 - OU organization to donate time, books to support childhood literacy OU students and community members will support childhood literacy by “adopting” a Reach Out And Read clinic at Beaumont Medical Center on March 31. Read More  |
03/26/12 - Summer courses to feature OU's Campus Student Organic Farm The summer 2012 semester will feature innovative courses and events that utilize Oakland University’s own Campus Student Organic Farm as a living classroom. Read More  |
03/22/12 - Take 5 with Reginald McCloud Reginald McCloud is the director of the Department of Pre College Programs. Read More  |
03/22/12 - Symposium to focus on improving quality of life for adults with ASD "Residential Living and Employment for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder" will be the focus of the 4th Annual OUCARES Quality of Life Symposium set for May 7-8. Read More  |
03/15/12 - OU Medical Brigades bring free health care to needy in Honduras OU's Medical Brigades traveled to rural Honduras this winter, providing free health care to about 600 people in the mountain top community of Hoya Grande. Read More  |
03/07/12 - Meadow Brook Hall named a National Historic Landmark OU's Meadow Brook Hall has been named a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Department of the Interior, the most coveted recognition for historic properties in America. Read More  |
03/02/12 - Golden Grizzlies lead Summit League with academic honors The Golden Grizzlies are excelling in the classroom, earning academic honors and leading the Summit League’s Academic All-League Team, for the fifth consecutive semester. Read More  |
02/28/12 - WXOU to be named Michigan's college Station of the Year OU’s student radio station WXOU is set to rake in several awards from the Michigan Association of Broadcasters Foundation, including the overall Station of the Year award. Read More  |