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
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,
The Necklace and Her Faith
By Juanya Powell* Some gifts have more importance than others. Valerie Gilbert has received the best gift of all –
Life with ADHD
By Sidney Richardson Nathan is an Oakland University student studying chemistry. He has taken medication for ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
Afro-Caribbean Childhood Grounds Teaching Dream
By Samiya Mcmiller Felicita Arzu Carmichael’s journey began in the country of Belize and continues in the United States of America.
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
Diverse Working-Class Community
By Daniel Carr Joshon Allen is an employee at United Shore, one of the largest and fastest growing wholesale lenders
Resilience with Health Challenges
By Bella Martinez Bella shares her father’s story dealing with several health issues in a short audio story. Today I’ll
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
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