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Letter to the editor: A Farewell Letter: Sharing My Story and Finding Love for OU

Mena Hannakachl, Contributor April 24, 2024

At 18, I arrived at Oakland University (OU) as a freshman in the Fall of 2020–amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. As a nontraditional student, being a multilingual immigrant from the Middle East, I was initially...

CETL: Bridging the gap between student and professor

CETL: Bridging the gap between student and professor

Noah Francis, Features Editor March 27, 2024

On March 21, Oakland University’s Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) held a student panel, discussing how to create a more active and collaborative classroom relationship. Lance Markowitz,...

Mena Hannakachl gives inside look into her published memoir, What Chaldean Girls Are

Mena Hannakachl gives inside look into her published memoir, “What Chaldean Girls Are”

Ana Gjorgjevski, Features Reporter October 18, 2023

Mena Hannakachl is an exceptional Oakland University student, mentor and writer. She is an immigrant, a future civil rights lawyer and an experienced embedded writing specialist on campus.  Mena Hannakachl...

Keeper of the Dream: Mena Hannakachl

Keeper of the Dream: Mena Hannakachl

Autumn Okuszka, Editor-in-Chief February 1, 2023

When Oakland University junior Mena Hannakachl moved to the U.S., she recalls being misjudged as people assumed she was a naive, silent girl. Hannakachl receiving the Keeper of the Dream Award (KOD) solidifies...

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