Acceptance and Denial: Being Transgender in America
By: Nathan Katzenberger Editor: Katie Williams About 18 to 22 weeks into pregnancy, the medical professionals caring for a couple
Memory of an Immigrant Past
By Nicole Morsfield I’ve lived in the U.S. my whole life, and the only family members of mine who immigrated
Exchange Programs Across the World
Jada Martin interviewed visiting professor of journalism Katherine Roff. Coincidentally, both Jada’s story and Kate’s story have both been previously
German Farmers
By Jeremy Curtis The vast majority of my family originated from Germany. Needless to say, this ancestry is a source
Stores Bring Familiarity
By Allan Bush My immigration story isn’t so much my own, but my mother’s. She and her family fled Iraq
Open-Door Policy in Corktown
By Eileen LeValley My name is Eileen LeValley. I grew up in historical “Corktown” in Detroit, Michigan. My grandfather came
Working for Equity and Inclusion
By Jeremy Curtis The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion specializes in promoting diversity, as well as the creation of
Cultural Differences Through a Taiwanese Lens
By Jordan Jewell Born and raised in Taiwan, Chiaoning Su moved to the United States to purse her master’s and
Safety Is Warmth
At a recent conversation between faculty from different disciplines, the group took just a few words to answer two questions:
Moving Across the World
Hadeel Al-Daoud, graduate student in Communication, shared her story of moving to the United States from Jordan. I grew up
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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