WEATHER ALERT
Watch live: Election town hall on misinformation, social media, trust in politics
Read full article: Watch live: Election town hall on misinformation, social media, trust in politicsYou can watch our town hall on misinformation, social media, and trust in politics right now as we stream live from Oakland University.
This town hall will help you navigate misinformation, social media, trust during election
Read full article: This town hall will help you navigate misinformation, social media, trust during electionWe’ve never experienced an election season like the one we’re marching through right now, and wow -- it can be exhausting.
Strike averted: Classes to resume at Oakland University after tentative agreement with AAUP is reached
Read full article: Strike averted: Classes to resume at Oakland University after tentative agreement with AAUP is reachedOakland University and the American Association of University Professors have tentatively agreed to resume classes.
Oakland University students look to make splash at Olympic Swim Trials in Indianapolis
Read full article: Oakland University students look to make splash at Olympic Swim Trials in IndianapolisLocal 4 was sent a mini-Eiffel Tower, which has brought some Paris to Indianapolis, where some Oakland University swimmers will get to see that replica in person.
Michigan State, Oakland enter next round of NCAA Tournament: Game times, TV info, more
Read full article: Michigan State, Oakland enter next round of NCAA Tournament: Game times, TV info, moreThe Spartans and the Golden Grizzlies have advanced into the second round of the 2024 NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
Jack Gohlke leads Oakland basketball to upset over Kentucky in near record-breaking performance
Read full article: Jack Gohlke leads Oakland basketball to upset over Kentucky in near record-breaking performanceThe No. 14-ranked Oakland Golden Grizzlies get their first win ever in the round of 64 after pulling off the ultimate upset by taking down the No. 3-ranked Kentucky Wildcats 80-76 to advance to the round of 32.
Why Oakland basketball could be this year’s Cinderella story in NCAA tournament
Read full article: Why Oakland basketball could be this year’s Cinderella story in NCAA tournamentOakland University men's basketball is on the verge of an extraordinary run. With just two more wins, they're on the brink of punching a ticket to the big dance.
Suspect identified in indecent exposure incident at Oakland University
Read full article: Suspect identified in indecent exposure incident at Oakland UniversityOakland University police sent out an alert to the student body after a man showed up on campus on Sunday and exposed himself multiple times to students.
Oakland University becomes 1st US campus to return land use to Native American community
Read full article: Oakland University becomes 1st US campus to return land use to Native American communityMichigan's Oakland University is the first in the U.S. to return taken land to the Native American community.
Examining college security presence in Michigan after MSU campus shooting
Read full article: Examining college security presence in Michigan after MSU campus shootingFollowing the deadly shooting at Michigan State University, campus safety has become a deciding factor, along with academics and student life.
Oakland University men’s basketball coach Greg Kampe breaks down NCAA bracket
Read full article: Oakland University men’s basketball coach Greg Kampe breaks down NCAA bracketOakland University men’s basketball coach Greg Kampe joined us on Sports Final Edition on Sunday to break down the 2023 NCAA tournament bracket.
Rep. Slotkin announces Livingston County projects, discusses downing of aerial object
Read full article: Rep. Slotkin announces Livingston County projects, discusses downing of aerial objectU.S. Michigan Rep. Elissa Slotkin on Monday held a press conference to discuss new projects in Livingston County -- and she also answered questions about the Sunday downing of an unidentified airborne object over Lake Huron.
Former GOP governor candidate Tudor Dixon says she won’t run for Michigan Republican Party chair
Read full article: Former GOP governor candidate Tudor Dixon says she won’t run for Michigan Republican Party chairTudor Dixon, the 2022 Republican candidate for Michigan governor who lost to incumbent Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, has decided not to run for chair of the Michigan GOP.
Morning 4: How a deadly crash on I-75 is linked to search for suspected gunmen at Oakland University
Read full article: Morning 4: How a deadly crash on I-75 is linked to search for suspected gunmen at Oakland UniversityMorning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day.
Suspected gunmen at Oakland University stole cars from dealership after shootout with security guard
Read full article: Suspected gunmen at Oakland University stole cars from dealership after shootout with security guardPolice are searching the campus of Oakland University for two suspected gunmen accused of stealing cars from a dealership, exchanging gunfire with a security guard, and leading officers on a chase.
How a deadly crash on I-75 at Joslyn Road is linked to search for suspects at Oakland University
Read full article: How a deadly crash on I-75 at Joslyn Road is linked to search for suspects at Oakland UniversityA deadly crash on southbound I-75 at Joslyn Road in Auburn Hills is believed to have involved a vehicle that was stolen early Monday morning.
Shelter in place canceled at Oakland University after witness says gunmen fled area ‘hours ago’
Read full article: Shelter in place canceled at Oakland University after witness says gunmen fled area ‘hours ago’A witness told police that two people matching the description of the gunmen got into a vehicle that pulled up and they fled the area “hours ago.”
Oakland University urging everyone to stay inside while officers search for suspected armed car thieves
Read full article: Oakland University urging everyone to stay inside while officers search for suspected armed car thievesOakland University Police issued an alert early Monday morning urging everyone on campus to stay indoors.
Oakland University students push back against proposed development on school’s East Campus
Read full article: Oakland University students push back against proposed development on school’s East CampusStudents at Oakland University are pushing back against a planned development on the school’s East Campus.
University of Michigan named a national ‘Best of the Best’ LGBTQ-friendly campus
Read full article: University of Michigan named a national ‘Best of the Best’ LGBTQ-friendly campusU-M in Ann Arbor has been named one of the top 40 schools in the country for having an inclusive and safe LGBTQ-friendly campus.
University of Michigan, Oakland University among most LGBTQ-friendly campuses in nation
Read full article: University of Michigan, Oakland University among most LGBTQ-friendly campuses in nationTwo Metro Detroit universities are being recognized for having some of the most LGBTQ-friendly policies, programs and practices in the state.
‘We all miss her’: Family pleads for justice one year after daughter’s murder in Detroit
Read full article: ‘We all miss her’: Family pleads for justice one year after daughter’s murder in DetroitThe family of TiKiya Allen came together Thursday night on Belle Isle one year after she was shot and killed while riding her bicycle outside of a friend’s house on Detroit’s west side.
2 new stores coming to The Village of Rochester Hills
Read full article: 2 new stores coming to The Village of Rochester HillsThe Village of Rochester Hills is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a variety of newly signed leases. Most recently, Robert B. Aikens and Associates, owners of The Village of Rochester Hills, announced that American Eagle and Aerie will be joining their shopping center in time for back-to-school shopping.
Oakland University cancels classes, all non-essential activities ahead of massive snowstorm
Read full article: Oakland University cancels classes, all non-essential activities ahead of massive snowstormOakland University has declared a snow emergency and canceled all non-essential activities and classes on Wednesday (Feb. 2)
Oakland University apologizes after mistakenly telling thousands they earned huge scholarships
Read full article: Oakland University apologizes after mistakenly telling thousands they earned huge scholarshipsThe college admissions process is already extremely stressful for students, and what happened earlier this month at Oakland University made it even more stressful.
Oakland University’s admissions director out after scholarship error
Read full article: Oakland University’s admissions director out after scholarship errorA university in Michigan says it erroneously notified students that they would receive top tuition awards, just days after another school in the state said its prospective students were mistakenly told they had won full-ride scholarships.
Oakland University’s admissions director out after scholarship error
Read full article: Oakland University’s admissions director out after scholarship errorA university in Michigan says it erroneously notified students that they would receive top tuition awards, just days after another school in the state said its prospective students were mistakenly told they had won full-ride scholarships.
MLK Day: Where does that dream stand? Are we closer to making it a reality?
Read full article: MLK Day: Where does that dream stand? Are we closer to making it a reality?The annual freedom walk in Westland this morning, likely no real difference from the many events to commemorate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Honor walk held to honor 17-year-old Oxford High School shooting victim who is organ donor
Read full article: Honor walk held to honor 17-year-old Oxford High School shooting victim who is organ donorAn emotional tribute was held at Oakland University to honor the four students killed and 7 other people injured in a shooting at Oxford High School.
How leaked documents may change how people use Facebook, social media
Read full article: How leaked documents may change how people use Facebook, social mediaWith a click of a mouse or a swipe of a screen you can connect with businesses, family and old friends all over the world -- but with Facebook now under fire, it has people looking at social media differently.
Morning Briefing Oct. 9, 2021: Oakland University notifies students of reported sexual assault, heavy downpours cause major flooding in Orion Township, US and Taliban to hold first talks since Afghani
Read full article: Morning Briefing Oct. 9, 2021: Oakland University notifies students of reported sexual assault, heavy downpours cause major flooding in Orion Township, US and Taliban to hold first talks since AfghaniHere are this morning's top stories.
Oakland University notify students of reported sexual assault, says suspect’s description matches 2019 incident
Read full article: Oakland University notify students of reported sexual assault, says suspect’s description matches 2019 incidentThe school sent out an alert to students, saying the assault happened back in May but the victim reported it in October.
Michigan data shows schools are leading source of new COVID cases
Read full article: Michigan data shows schools are leading source of new COVID cases“We’re engaged in a trade-off right now,” Dr. Navin said. “We know that school is good for kids, we know COVID is bad for kids and we’ve decided that a little bit of COVID is the price worth paying to have kids in school.”
Retired firefighter, daughter save man from fire in Ann Arbor
Read full article: Retired firefighter, daughter save man from fire in Ann ArborFormer Farmington Hills firefighter Michael Harvey and his daughter Rachel, were among a handful of good Samaritans springing into action when they noticed an Ann Arbor home going up in flames Saturday night.
COVID vaccine compliance battle brewing at Metro Detroit businesses
Read full article: COVID vaccine compliance battle brewing at Metro Detroit businessesRevolting against vaccines is not new. It is part of the DNA of our global history, according to Dr. Mark Navin, medical ethicist with Oakland University and Beaumont Health.
Morning Briefing Sept. 4, 2021: Deal reached ending Oakland University faculty strike, COVID safety protocols in place at Big House ahead of today’s game, more homes evacuated as officials investigate
Read full article: Morning Briefing Sept. 4, 2021: Deal reached ending Oakland University faculty strike, COVID safety protocols in place at Big House ahead of today’s game, more homes evacuated as officials investigateHere are this morning's top stories.
Oakland University faculty could strike if deal is not reached by midnight deadline
Read full article: Oakland University faculty could strike if deal is not reached by midnight deadlineWith hours away from classes starting at Oakland University, faculty and administration cannot hammer out a new contract Wednesday night.
How Oakland University students are adjusting to university’s COVID vaccine mandate
Read full article: How Oakland University students are adjusting to university’s COVID vaccine mandateBecause students must be vaccinated to attend in-person classes, the university is also working to expand the number of on-line course offerings.
How Michigan colleges, universities are preparing for students to return to campus amid COVID pandemic
Read full article: How Michigan colleges, universities are preparing for students to return to campus amid COVID pandemicColleges and universities across Michigan have different requirements for students as they head back to campus this fall.
Oakland University requiring students, faculty, staff to be vaccinated for in-person learning
Read full article: Oakland University requiring students, faculty, staff to be vaccinated for in-person learningOakland University is requiring all students, faculty and staff to receive the COVID vaccine in order to attend in-person courses and activities.
Colleges prioritize mental health help as students return to campus
Read full article: Colleges prioritize mental health help as students return to campusAs students take off for college amid an ongoing global pandemic, campuses are making sure to offer mental health resources to those who need them.
Oakland University’s lack of broad vaccination mandate has some faculty concerned
Read full article: Oakland University’s lack of broad vaccination mandate has some faculty concernedOn Monday, the University of Michigan announced it is joining Michigan State University in requiring face coverings indoors on campus.
Counting Crows to play Michigan’s Meadow Brook Amphitheatre Aug. 15, 2021
Read full article: Counting Crows to play Michigan’s Meadow Brook Amphitheatre Aug. 15, 2021The Counting Crows will bring their “The Butter Miracle Tour” to the Meadow Brook Amphitheatre on the campus of Oakland University on Sunday, Aug. 15, 2021 at 7 p.m.
Will the vaccination milestones tied to reopening Michigan motivate people to get their shot?
Read full article: Will the vaccination milestones tied to reopening Michigan motivate people to get their shot?State officials outline four vaccination goals that will trigger the loosening of certain COVID-19 restrictions.
Oakland University COVID vaccine clinic still on, will administer Pfizer instead of J&J
Read full article: Oakland University COVID vaccine clinic still on, will administer Pfizer instead of J&JCoronavirus vaccines will still be administered at Oakland University on Tuesday amid the nation’s recommendation to pause use of all Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
FDA recommends pause for Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine after extremely rare blood clotting cases
Read full article: FDA recommends pause for Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine after extremely rare blood clotting casesUnited States health officials are calling for the immediate pause of the Johnson & Johnson single-dose COVID-19 vaccine after six recipients developed a rare blood clot disorder within about two weeks of being vaccinated, the New York Times reports.
Oakland County COVID vaccine: 5,000 Johnson & Johnson doses set aside for ages 18-24
Read full article: Oakland County COVID vaccine: 5,000 Johnson & Johnson doses set aside for ages 18-24Oakland County is setting aside 5,000 doses of the Johnson & Johnson single-shot COVID-19 vaccine for residents age 18-24 to help ensure college students get vaccinated and don't spread the virus.
Different-abled students learn life skills virtually amid pandemic
Read full article: Different-abled students learn life skills virtually amid pandemicThe coronavirus pandemic has created many hurdles for special education teachers looking to provide students the life skills they need to succeed. But now, we’re seeing how some teachers are making it work -- virtually.
College basketball rocked by record number of players entering transfer portal
Read full article: College basketball rocked by record number of players entering transfer portalA proposed new NCAA transfer rule is turning college basketball upside down. There are currently 1,000 players in the transfer portal with more to come. “I predicted 2,000 at beginning of the year,” said Greg Kampe, head coach of Oakland University men’s basketball team. Kampe and his staff are constantly checking the NCAA transfer portal. You’re going to see a new kids every year, and really, you’re gonna have to cheer for your school,” he said.
Michigan woman helps break NBA officiating barrier
Read full article: Michigan woman helps break NBA officiating barrierJenna Schroeder and Natalie Sago made up two-thirds of the officiating crew that night. She started refereeing when she was 17 to make some extra money, but now it’s her dream job and she’s breaking down barriers. There are currently five full-time women as referees in the NBA and two others who are not on staff during this season. Schroeder said women empowering women and supporting each other is how to break into male-dominated worlds. “I want my daughter to think her mom is strong enough to break barriers and do whatever she has to do,” Schroeder said.
Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine holds virtual Match Day ceremony
Read full article: Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine holds virtual Match Day ceremonyMatch Day is the day the National Resident Matching Program releases results to applicants seeking residency and fellowship training position. It takes place on the third Friday of March every year at most of the medical schools in the United States. READ: Newsweek names several Michigan hospitals as best in the country, world in 2021For Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, more than 120 medical students found out Friday where they’ll be doing their residency. “When a little girl says she wants to do something, just believe in her and encourage her,” Aryana Sharrak said. RELATED: Oakland University, Beaumont Health medical affiliation agreement extended for another 20 years
Oakland University, Beaumont Health medical affiliation agreement extended for another 20 years
Read full article: Oakland University, Beaumont Health medical affiliation agreement extended for another 20 yearsOakland University announced on Monday, March 8, 2021, that its medical affiliation agreement with Beaumont Health has been extended through 2041. ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich. – Oakland University announced on Monday (March 8) that its medical affiliation agreement with Beaumont Health has been extended through 2041. With the amended agreement, officials said Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine (OUWB) students will continue to train at Beaumont Hospitals in Royal Oak, Troy and Grosse Pointe. (Left to right) OUWB medical school students Mallory Peters, Joshua Volin , Rachel Kaltoff, Brett Friedman and Dean Duane Mezwa MD (Oakland University)According to the university, the affiliation agreement started in the mid-2000s after discussion of building a new medical school. In January 2007, OU and Beaumont Health submitted a letter of intent to the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) to start the process of accrediting a new allopathic medical school.
Oakland basketball coach Greg Kampe calls for Michigan high school sports to be reinstated immediately
Read full article: Oakland basketball coach Greg Kampe calls for Michigan high school sports to be reinstated immediately(Photo by Dave Reginek/Getty Images)ROCHESTER, Mich. – Oakland University basketball coach Greg Kampe is the latest prominent figure to call for Michigan high school sports to resume. “I ask that the latest order be reconsidered and high school athletics (be) reinstated immediately,” Kampe wrote. Michigan high school contact sports ban: What Whitmer said about possibility of resumingKampe, 65, has been a constant in the state’s basketball scene for decades. “They lose the year and the benefits of sport -- team building, memories, physical activity, learning how to win and lose,” Kampe wrote. “Please take a step back and remember that radical statements and radical ideas at a time of crisis never turn out well,” Kampe wrote.
Oakland University puts ‘BioButton’ to use to help prevent COVID spread
Read full article: Oakland University puts ‘BioButton’ to use to help prevent COVID spreadROCHESTER HILLS, Mich. – To help protect its campus from coronavirus, Oakland University is offering a wearable device to students and staff that tracks the wearer’s temperature, heart rate and more. The BioButton, created by BioIntelliSense, will combine vital sign information and screening questions to clear users for regular activities. “OU is joining the battle by looking outside of the box for creative and new problem-solving opportunities,” said Dr. David Stone, with OU. More information on the BioButton can be found here. For a complete overview of the BioButton technology, visit the Grizzlies Protect Grizzlies web section.
Student reports sex assault by man on Oakland University’s campus, police say
Read full article: Student reports sex assault by man on Oakland University’s campus, police sayROCHESTER, Mich. – Officials notified the public Wednesday of a sexual assault reported on the campus of Oakland University. According to notice from the Oakland University Police Department, on Wednesday a female student reported that a male non-student sexually assaulted her on the campus at about 5 p.m. on November 13. The man reportedly assaulted the student in his vehicle in the P-5 parking lot on the northwest side of campus, police said. The Oakland County Police Department is asking people to familiarize themselves with what constitutes sexual assault and to “be vigilant in stopping it,” listing the following actionable steps:"Always seek consent. “If you feel your safety is at risk, or need assistance or an escort on campus, please contact the Oakland University Police Department .”More: Local News
Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena to host regional round of 2024 NCAA Tournament
Read full article: Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena to host regional round of 2024 NCAA TournamentDETROIT – Detroit will be one of four regional hosts for the 2024 NCAA men’s basketball tournament. It will be the third time Little Caesars Arena has hosted NCAA Tournament action. The arena hosted first- and second-round games in 2018 and will do the same for the 2021 tournament. The NCAA listed the University of Detroit Mercy and Oakland University as official co-hosts of the region. Click here to view the NCAA’s full announcement of host site selections from 2023 to 2026.
Oakland University hopes BioButton can help prevent spread of COVID-19 by monitoring health
Read full article: Oakland University hopes BioButton can help prevent spread of COVID-19 by monitoring healthROCHESTER, Mich. Another tool in the fight against coronavirus (COVID-19) is coming to Oakland University. Oakland University made the announcement last week. If its not mandatory, then its like, you know, what is it even really achieving, Oakland University student Natalie said. Wha tthe very beginnings of COVID infection look like, said David Stone, Oakland Universitys Chief Research Officer. That strikes us as a really valuable tool in trying to battle the spread of coronavirus, Stone said.
Oakland University to require residents to wear ‘BioButton,’ to track health; students launch petition
Read full article: Oakland University to require residents to wear ‘BioButton,’ to track health; students launch petitionOakland University will require residents to wear a “BioButton” in residence halls when students return to campus this fall amid the coronavirus pandemic. “In order to lower the risk of virus outbreaks on campus a BioButton screening tool is being used. A group of Oakland University students have launched a petition against the policy, citing an intrusion of privacy and data. The university is also advising the BioButton to be worn by faculty, staff, and students who will be on campus regularly. Related: A look at how Oakland University is preparing campus for fall return amid pandemicWhat do you think about this idea?
A look at how Oakland University is preparing campus for fall return amid pandemic
Read full article: A look at how Oakland University is preparing campus for fall return amid pandemicROCHESTER, Mich. Oakland University is working to make sure social distancing protocols are in place as students prepare to return to campus in the fall amid the coronavirus pandemic. We went to the Rochester campus to get a tour and closer look at the changes. Watch the full report above. More: Return To School section
Encouraged me to keep my head up -- Ceasefire Youth Initiative helps teen with career plan
Read full article: Encouraged me to keep my head up -- Ceasefire Youth Initiative helps teen with career planThe incoming college freshman has a career plan for his life thanks to help from Ceasefire Youth Initiative. The model for Ceasefire Youth Initiative is men stand up, boys sit down, explained the non-profit CEO Reggie Reg Davis. Our program involves men who go into the schools and we mentor young men, he explained. There were five young men between the ages of 13 and 20 that decided to take his life. For more information on Ceasefire Youth Initiative, please visit: http://ceasefiremichigan.org/For more information on Ordinary Clothing, please visit: www.instagram.com/ordinaryclothingbrandMore: Your Neighborhood stories
Michigan universities trying to prevent deportation of international students
Read full article: Michigan universities trying to prevent deportation of international studentsDETROIT Wayne State and Oakland University will join the likes of Harvard, MIT and the University of Michigan in a fight to keep international students from being deported. The White House said if colleges dont reopen, international students will have to finish their studies online from their home countries. Rather than letting their international students be deported if schools to go a 100 percent online learning model -- they are figuring out how to make courses with the minimum bar of accommodation to keep those students visas safe. Yue Zhuo, an international student from China, left her home country to become an educator at Oakland University. She wouldnt be able to go back to China to continue her work online because of government censorship.
Heres which Michigan colleges will have in-person, online fall classes -- or both
Read full article: Heres which Michigan colleges will have in-person, online fall classes -- or bothCentral Michigan UniversityCentral Michigan University will welcome students back to campus for the Fall 2020 semester. The college will then offer online courses, online and in-person hybrid courses and web-enhanced courses -- which are mainly for health and occupational students and consist primarily of in-person classes with online educational tools. Northern Michigan UniversityNorthern Michigan University will resume in-person classes in the fall one week early beginning August 17. The college says that enrollment for classes is open, but it is unclear if in-person classes will resume in the fall. Western Michigan UniversityWestern Michigan University has not yet announced a plan for the upcoming fall semester.
Turn protests into action by being the change you want to see
Read full article: Turn protests into action by being the change you want to seeDETROIT – Thousands took to the streets in Michigan to protest police brutality following the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis last week. READ: 3 days of protests in Michigan: Here’s what happenedIt’s one thing to be heard in the form of protest, it’s something else entirely to turn those voices into action, according to Oakland University professor David Dulio and Rev. They are encouraging protesters to not just demand change, but be the change they demand by running for office. The biggest change comes in voting as an informed voter. In Michigan, while a number of offices are billed as nonpartisan, it’s important you do your homework to find out if the person you’re voting for shares your ideals.
How to watch the historic astronaut launch with your children: There’s an invaluable lesson here
Read full article: How to watch the historic astronaut launch with your children: There’s an invaluable lesson hereIf it goes off as planned, this will mark the first mission involving astronauts from U.S. soil since 2011. Still, NASA astronaut Bob Behnken has said he and Doug Hurley are “really comfortable” with the risks. So you’re making educated guesses, at best.”It seems there’s just more uncharted territory when it comes to space travel. “The first astronauts really started out as test pilots,” Garfinkle said. But assuming this launch goes well, “It would be great for kids to see a successful, triumphant moment of science,” Fink said.
Looking for coronavirus (COVID-19) clues in Macomb Countys raw sewage
Read full article: Looking for coronavirus (COVID-19) clues in Macomb Countys raw sewageMACOMB COUNTY, Mich. Oakland University is partnering with Macomb County and Michigan State University to track the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) by testing sewage. The county will have automated testing equipment in sewage pump stations, which will be able to sample, test and report back to health officials. The health officials can track and possibly predict future COVID-19 outbreaks. The city of Detroit and Michigan State University have been tracking viruses this way since 2017. There are still some things that need to be put in place, but Macomb County officials said once its up and running the findings will be posted for everyone to see through an online dashboard.
Benched: Oakland University’s Greg Kampe discusses getting creative since the NCAA put in-person recruiting on hold
Read full article: Benched: Oakland University’s Greg Kampe discusses getting creative since the NCAA put in-person recruiting on holdBenched: Oakland University’s Greg Kampe discusses getting creative since the NCAA put in-person recruiting on holdPublished: March 29, 2020, 6:36 pmTwo weeks ago, the NCAA announced a moratorium on all on-campus and off-campus recruiting through April 15th. Oakland University’s Head Men’s Basketball Coach Greg Kampe said that makes it really tough to get players for next season.
Oakland University moves to online classes amid coronavirus outbreak
Read full article: Oakland University moves to online classes amid coronavirus outbreakDETROIT – Oakland University will join many other Michigan schools in moving classes to an online format during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. Oakland University released this info:In-person instruction will be suspended starting at 5 p.m. today and will be replaced by remote learning, effective on Monday, March 16. Remote learning will continue through the end of the semester (April 25). Several Michigan universities have announced similar plans, including University of Michigan, Michigan State, Central Michigan, Michigan Tech and Wayne State universities. One of the two Michigan residents who have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus is an inpatient at the University of Michigan Health System.
Oakland University supports classes to help parents in Pontiac
Read full article: Oakland University supports classes to help parents in PontiacPONTIAC, Mich. – Parents often say they wish there was a class to help teach parents what to expect when you have a child and now that class exists. As part of that initiative the Pontiac Parent University offers free workshops and classes for any parent who has a child in the Pontiac school district. On Feb. 26, Pontiac Parent University will be hosting a cooking class at Pontiac Middle School, which will focus on nutritional cooking. That class aims to teach parents how to make healthy and tasty meals that a family can enjoy on a budget. Parent University is just one of dozens of things that Oakland University is supporting in the Pontiac community.
Oakland University supports classes to help parents in Pontiac
Read full article: Oakland University supports classes to help parents in PontiacOakland University supports classes to help parents in PontiacPublished: February 12, 2020, 5:45 pmParents often say they wish there was a class to help teach parents what to expect when you have a child and now that class exists.
Young girl impresses audience at Oakland University basketball game with rendition of National Anthem
Read full article: Young girl impresses audience at Oakland University basketball game with rendition of National AnthemMACOMB TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A 6-year-old girl from Macomb Township is wowing people with her rendition of the National Anthem. She started gaining attention when a video of her singing went viral. Olivia Scally, 6, sang the “Star-Spangled Banner” before an Oakland University women’s basketball game against Milwaukee on Saturday. Watch the video above for the full report.