The Oakland Post 2022-02-02

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Back on Campus: A look at OU’s case numbers, community comments on Feb. 1 return to in-person activities ; Campus Inclusivity: How OU holds up as an LGBTQIA+ friendly environment ; Scholarship Screwup: University mistakenly offers 5,500 students highest scholar award ; People of OU: Alum Cayla Smith talks journalism, representation in the newsroom ; Where OU stands as an LGBTQIA+ friendly campus ; OUWB welcomes new associate dean of Undergraduate Clinical Education ; Honors College offers its students Study Abroad Scholarships ; Office of the Registrar shares information for upcoming registration cycle ; Career Services panel offers career fair preparation advice ; Returning to campus: What should students expect? ; Jan. case count, community comments on in-person return ; OU mistakenly offers 5,500 Platinum Presidential Scholar Award ; Board of Trustees denies AAUP request for faculty liaisons ; OU professor earns Department of Energy grant for dark matter research ; University Receives NSF funding for cybersecurity research ; People of OU: Professor Howell prepares for retirement ; Men’s basketball bests Michigan-Dearborn ; Former Post editor talks career, representation in journalism ; Behind the scenes of OU with Lisa Peterson ; A back-to-campus guide on COVID-19 ; A sneak peek into OU’s Barstool Sports Instagram account ; ‘Selling Your Service Industry Skills’ the value of work experience ; Explore business majors, career paths Feb. 9 ; ‘Echoes and Empires’: new breakout YA series? ; My 2022 Sundance Film Festival favorites ; Oakland men’s basketball midseason grades ; Golden Grizzlies men’s basketball outlasts UIC ; Swim and dive beats Horizon League rival Cleveland State ; People of OU: Detroit sports personality, entrepreneur Mike Sullivan ; Women's basketball loses tough game to Robert Morris ; Women’s basketball stuns first place Youngstown State

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2022-02-02

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