Oakland University

Robert and Sara Maxfield recently started Galileo 3.0, an endowment to support teacher advocates on behalf of the teaching profession and education reform.

Tickets are available now for the 2016-2017 Macomb Town Hall Luncheon/Lecture Series, which features entertainers from across the U.S,

Aubrey Fine, a pioneer in the animal assisted therapy field, will be among experts presenting at OU's Animal Assisted Interventions Conference August 11-12.

A free, family-friendly event, OU's Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition features college robotics teams from around the world.

Judy Didion, Ph.D, RN, will lead the School of Nursing starting July 25, 2016.

Dolly was chosen by the Michigan Chronicle's readership as a winner among hundreds of nominees.

The 100-year-old barn - which recently underwent a series of renovations - caught the attention of the Michigan Barn Preservation Network (MBPN), who named it the 2016 Barn of the Year in the Non-Profit Agricultural or Adaptive Use category.

The First Year Advising Center provides OU's first-year students with guidance and resources to embark on a successful college career.

The awards were created to promote nursing's critical role in health care and the array of ways that nurses care for America's citizens.

Oakland University Professor Yang Xia, Ph.D., is now studying how to monitor what happens to the body before the disease sets in.