Meeting Macedonian Family
By Elaina Joncic I’ve lived in America my entire life. My parents and grandparents were immigrants. My father’s side immigrated
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Polish Records and Wafers
By Tony Dombrowski Though I am a quarter Czechoslovakian from my mother’s side, along with an eighth German, Italian and
From Australia to Peace
By Adina Schneeweis Over coffee with my new friend Kate Roff one Tuesday morning, I learned about Peace News, “the
Two Countries. Two Cultures. One Girl.
By Layla Saad I was born in Michigan. My parents were born in Lebanon. Being born and raised in Rochester
American and Micronesian
Rachel Reppert interviewed Vanessa Welly, child welfare major at Oakland University about her family and culture. Family and Culture Are
Bikes and Graduate School
Taylor McDaniel interviewed Dr. Linda Bzhetaj, Special Instructor of Sociology at Oakland, about gender, immigration, and graduate school. What was
A First-Generation Story
Autumn Boucher interviewed Bianca Bryant about her family, being a first-generation student, loss, and new life. I grew up in
99 Students
Undergraduate nursing students reflect on diversity in six words. Brown skin boy. White family. Loved. Girls compete. Women uplift one
An Important Notebook
Matthew Zeig interviewed undergraduate admissions advisor Reem Aabed about an important object in her life. She shared her attachment to
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