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
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
Family in Suburban Michigan
By Hadeel Al-Daoud Natalie Safadi, a former Oakland University student who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety and
Waiting for Kidney Health
By Trevor Tyle This story was previously published in the Oakland Post on Sept. 18, 2019. OU alum hopes for
Befriending Differently
By Hadeel Al-Daoud My name is Candace Campbell. I am a recent Communication Master of Arts graduate. I work on
Living with Bipolar Disorder
DJ Terry interviewed Oakland University then-senior, Simon Albaugh, about his experience living with bipolar disorder and how it shows up
When You Stick with Your Own
Kierra McQueen interviewed Oakland University senior Taylor Elam about her thoughts on her identity and place in society. Prompted by
Safe on Campus
By Eileen LeValley Jada Martin is a full-time student at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan. Jada has been living on
From Private High School to Learning About Diversity
By Megan Wolowiec Going to a small private school didn’t allow much exposure to diversity. Opportunities to interact with people
But You Look Fine
Living with Crohn’s: Not all health issues are visible By Nicole Morsfield Prom and graduation parties are on the agenda of
AD(H)D (Not) Controlling My Life
Journalism major Marcella Banner on ADD and ADHD – they “are disabling mental health conditions that can ultimately make one
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