Authorities said a hit-and-run crash on 130th Avenue in Hopkins Township last month injured a bicyclist. Now detectives are hoping to track down the driver.

Whether it was downloading these songs from iTunes on an iPod or constantly hearing them played on the radio, these are songs that never fail to hit listeners with a wave of nostalgia. The early 2010s undoubtedly had some of the most addicting summer hits that still resonate with listeners to this day.  Artists, ranging...

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, these new programs in the School of Engineering and Computer Science, the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Education and...

The international student picnic greeted Oakland’s campus in 60 different ways on a sunny June 26 afternoon. Moody jazz serenaded Elliott Tower, performed live by a trio of musicians. How Parisian. Gatherers chatted and fluttered about. The ethereal movement patterns are unique to a college campus. Transient. But with a dream instead of a destination....

After nearly two years away, HBO’s House of the Dragon has returned with a premiere that wastes no time reminding audiences why the series has become one of television’s defining fantasy dramas. The first two episodes of Season 3 continue the devastating aftermath of the Dance of the Dragons, delivering massive action sequences, emotional character...

A gray tempest tore through Oakland University’s Student Center on the drenched, humid morning of June 26. Board of Trustees meetings at universities generally hold about as much entertainment value as paint drying. Perhaps especially enthralling paint. But paint still. Oakland’s meeting was the exception. It was devastating. The memory of the dead was invoked....

The Detroit Pistons entered the 2026 NBA Draft looking to add talent that could complement one of the NBA’s fastest-rising young cores, and team president Trajan Langdon wasted little time making an aggressive move.  Rather than standing pat with the 21st overall selection, Detroit traded up to No. 17 to select Stanford guard Ebuka Okorie,...

Under the thick wool blanket of a slightly more humid-than-predicted Michigan dusk, an astrophysicist paces about. His charcoal blazer and smart tie are slowly being pulled into the delicate caress of evening. “These conditions are far from perfect,” he utters. Like some kind of magic, the night slowly began to cooperate. But at the end...

Released on June 12, Olivia Rodrigo dropped her long-awaited third studio album titled “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love.” The album has 13 tracks and features an image of her on a swing kicking her feet up toward the sky, which is aesthetically different from her previous covers. Rodrigo is stepping...

Oakland University’s American Sign Language (ASL) club made its first public appearance after only a couple of months of being officially reestablished.  The ASL club performed the National Anthem at a baseball game during Oakland University’s Alumni Night celebration on June 19. The appearance at United Wholesale Mortgage Field (formerly Jimmy John’s Field)  marked a...