Acceptance and Denial: Being Transgender in America
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A Little Money and A Couple of Outfits
By Cydney Slinger Ilir Dervishi is well-known for his restaurant business and for being a part of one of the
Life with an Eating Disorder
By Erica Kennedy Kirsten Haglund, founder of the Kirsten Haglund Foundation talks about the lifelong relationship she has had with
Inequality in Education, Working Harder
By Joe Popis Semaj Shelton is a student-athlete at the University of Detroit Mercy. In the future, he plans on
Disease Does Not Derail Family
By Chelsea Wiggins Rare diseases are rare in most people’s reality. Many only ever witness them on shows like Grey’s
Away From Family
By Olivia Juliano Amna Jabbar, current Oakland University student studying Environmental Health and Safety, has lived away from her family
How A Caregiver Takes Care of Herself
By Alayna Currey Rebecca Agauas is a strong and brave woman. She is a sister, a daughter, a friend, a
What’s Your Name?
By Blake Woodruff Serena Pham is a senior at Oakland University studying to be a Physician Assistant and majoring in
From College Dropout to College Counselor
By Theresa Kennedy “Who is this with you?” asked the judge. “My counselor,” replied the young man. “Your therapist?” “No,
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