The Oakland Post 2022-03-09

Abstract

Making Our Voices Heard: Survey on campus indoor mask mandate receives over 1,000 responses from students ; Battle of the Bands: SPB is bringing back the musical competition after two years ; Accusations Fly: University files unfair labor practice charge against faculty union ; Hardwood Heroes: Women’s basketball fight their way through Horizon League tournament ; University plans for in-person spring commencement ceremonies ; Beloved professor, alums to read for Creative Writing’s 10th anniversary ; Auburn Hills City Council opts out of SMART Bus transportation ; Auburn Hills City Council opts out of SMART Bus transportation ; Battle of the Bands is returning after two years ; Police Files: 3/9/2022 ; Grizz Dome update: Repairs, reinflation of the facility begin ; Gender and Sexuality Center to host Pride Month events ; Black-owned businesses highlighted for Black History Month ; OULDI to host ‘Linguistic Justice’ discussion with Dr. April Baker-Bell ; President Pescovitz, campus community respond to Russian assault on Ukraine ; Professor Wilson receives awards from APT Association ; Explore opportunities in healthcare and natural sciences ; University, OU AAUP file Unfair Labor Practice charges against each other ; OU-Beaumont Research could improve future cancer treatment ; Majority of students surveyed support ending campus mask mandate ; Industry Insider: Dr. Madlambayan discusses biomedical science ; OU Perspective: Should masks remain mandatory? ; Singer-songwriter Audrey Ray talks sound, style and performing ; OU’s Tennis Club welcomes any and all interested students ; Dr. Roy Elturk discusses the importance of good oral health ; DCEU’s ‘Peacemaker’ stuns with humor and action ; ‘Inventing Anna’: Netflix’s new scheme queen ; Women’s basketball advance to tournament quarterfinals ; Women’s basketball punches ticket to Indianapolis ; Men’s basketball survives first-round scare from IUPUI ; Men’s basketball’s season ends in Horizon League quarterfinals ; Men’s basketball ends regular season on high note against CSV ; OU Figure Skating Club competes against 22 schools in 2022 ; Track and Field finishes third at Horizon League Championships ; Men’s basketball drops third straight home game to Purdue-Fort Wayne