How Lucky We Are
By Philip Alghazawi I’ve had the pleasure of talking to Cheryl Muzia, who gives an insight to how immigration has
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Balancing Parenting and Education
By Kenzie Joachimi Freshman Keanne Savage is a young mother majoring in speech pathology at Oakland. She hopes to work
Learning the “Immigrant Way”
By Isabella Lucci A first generation American, Sonia Lucci has made quite the career and family for herself. She graduated
German Farmers
By Jeremy Curtis The vast majority of my family originated from Germany. Needless to say, this ancestry is a source
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
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
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
Shaped by Being Jewish
Amanda Silvestri interviewed Logan Fletcher on her views about diversity. DIFFERENT AS: How would you describe yourself as a person
Gender and Academia
Hannah Lewis spoke to Dr. Alison Powell about gender and academia. HL: A person’s identity is something that defines who
