Living with Vertigo
By Marcela Sifuentes About 40 percent of the U.S. population may suffer from vertigo or vertigo-associated diseases at least once
Category: Family
Hawaii, Thailand, the Philippines, OU
By Alexandra Laird Steven Sturtevant is a a transfer student, sophomore at Oakland University in his first semester here, studying
From Sicily Beaches to Macomb, Michigan
By Michael Cusenza Nino Pace is a hardworking family man living in Macomb, Michigan. His family is everything to him. His wife
Overcoming the Foreigner Bias
By Jessica Orlando You might know Dr. Angineh Djavadghazaryans from taking German at Oakland University or being involved in the
Self Acceptance of Sexuality
By Shannon Gaffney Tristan Riggs, an 18-year-old college student, studies fashion design at the School of Art Institute of Chicago.
Out of Darkness Through Music
By Bryan Clinthorne Bryan shares a short audio story (transcript available) about the darkest days in his life, and his
Defining Multiracial Identity
By Angel Brandon Maria Horn is a sophomore and Psychology major at Oakland University. The Ohio native has a unique
A Year Alone
By Sidney Richardson The COVID-19 pandemic has brought with it significant changes to nearly every aspect of life in 2020.
Opening Up to Family
By Emma Carr This is Joshua Ahearn’s story. My family has always been picture perfect; we’re the type to host
Rural Michigan, Pearl Harbor, Scarlet Fever
By Annie Vokes To begin, I really don’t consider my story to be all that exciting or above average, but
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