Athletics |
By Adam DePollo
This February, Oakland University’s men’s and women’s swim teams were both crowned the 2019 Horizon League Champions, continuing an impressive run of championship success for the Golden Grizzlies.
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Around Campus |
By Patrick Dunn
OU’s specialized disability support services help students succeed
OU programs join forces to prepare students for a career in cybersecurity
Giving |
By Jennifer Hogan
President Emeritus Donald O'Dowd and wife Jan O'Dowd support Oakland University performers
Alumni |
By Kelli Titus
Military veterans know about facing challenges. Their perseverance and life experiences are unique, and require a supportive community of like-minded individuals to integrate back into civilian life.
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Mayors of Auburn Hills, Rochester and Rochester Hills are all proud OU alumni
By Jacquelyn Goetz Bluethmann
The Halabus are a family of Oakland University graduates
OU student, Zach Wood, envisioned a career with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. But his internship at the Shelby Township Police Department in fall 2018 sparked an interest in community policing. Now, he’s in line to become an officer there.
By Kelli M. Titus
Undergraduate research mentorship benefits both student and faculty endeavors
By Mandy Summers
When determining where to go to college, Mia Bridges knew she wanted somewhere close enough to home to attend family dinners and events if she wanted, but far enough away to have a complete college experience. Oakland University fit the bill.
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By Emell Derra Adolphus
The Student Enterprise Theatre group, founded in 1967, quickly took center stage on campus at OU
By Derek Blalock
Three years ago, Babatunde Sowunmi was living in Lagos, Nigeria with his parents and four siblings, focused on school and playing soccer.
The intersection of excellence both as a student and athlete is no more apparent than with redshirt sophomore Maggie Schneider and redshirt junior Rachel Levy.
Swimmer Holly Morren leaves a legacy in the water
Partnerships accelerate SECS student careers.
Oakland University alumna Judith L. Ganton, SON ’78, is on a mission.
By Robert Guttersohn
Charter class graduate Al Monetta remembers a much different Oakland University
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