Mexican, Spanish, Super Mexican…
By Page Gardner Vanessa Rodriguez showed me around her home, pointing at different decor and specifying, “this is Mexican,” “this
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“People Die”: Memories of War
By Nicole Morsfield Immigration is no singular experience. To some, it’s carrying baskets of clothing up and down 30 floors
Acculturative Stress and Immigration
By Anthony Dombrowski We all have an immigrant story. Every family has a different and unique story about their history
Immigration as Pretend Vacation
By Anthony Dombrowski No matter what our own individual immigrant stories are, none of us could imagine what life would
Great-Grandparents’ Stories from Mexico
By Carmen Salt Immigration stories all tend to be unique to each person’s family and personal history, with each one
From Iraq to Jordan to the U.S., Without Family
By Elaina Joncic Ghaith Al-Musaied is a 22-year-old immigrant from Iraq. Ghaith and his family fled from Iraq to Jordan
The Challenge of Immigration, the Challenge of People
By Philip Alghazawi In a recent podcast, Evan Elias shares memories of immigrating to the United States when he was
First Snow After Escaping Persecution
By Philip Alghazawi In a recent podcast, Karey Alghazawi shares memories of fleeing a war torn country in search of
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
Balancing Parenting and Education
By Kenzie Joachimi Freshman Keanne Savage is a young mother majoring in speech pathology at Oakland. She hopes to work
