Willard, MaggieBernsdorf, AndrewJanis, BridgetPage, AutumnScheidel, MatthewVaglia, DeanYim, RachelGilbert, GarryRitenburgh, DonPearce, MichaelMorris, EmilyHume, BenjaminHume, SophieReid, LaurenSmith, CaylaThomas, JeffMitchell, JodiSpeaks, MegSummers, Sam2021-02-222021-02-222021-01-20http://hdl.handle.net/10323/8145Men’s basketball sweeps Youngstown State University ; Over a third of classes will resume in-person this week ; Eight students honored with ‘Keeper of the Dream’ scholarship ; Beaumont doctor combines health living and dance ; In-person classes and winter break ‘expected’ for semester ; Casino night goes virtual for the first time ; The struggle for new student organizations ; OU students win at Kennedy Center Theater Festival ; Frontline Workers Scholarship promotes accessible education ; Virtual day of service continues to celebrate Dr. King ; Virtual ‘Keeper of the Dream’ highlights students breaking down cultural barriers ; School of Medicine connects health and dance ; Accountability is the only path to national unity: We must hold those responsible for the Capitol riots accountable ; House resolution blocked, but only at first ; ‘Promising Young Women’ delivers strong messages ; Breaking down Biden’s cabinet ; Volleyball team prepares for an unusual winter season ; Men’s basketball survives against Youngstown State, sweeping weekend series ; Jalen Moore looks to be OU’s next point guarden-USCOVID-19 pandemicMen's basketballOakland University. Student OrganizationsOakland University. College of Arts and Sciences. School of Music, Theatre and DanceMartin Luther King Jr. Day observanceKeeper of the Dream awardsOther