The Detroit Daily is expected to go into print at the end of this month. As Detroit’s only daily newspaper, this is a bold move in a changing industry. But it also shows some hope for a city that needs some good news.

Gov. Granholm wants to move funds from public schools to reinstate the Michigan Promise scholarship. Granholm should find a different means so that public schooling does not suffer while college students still receive their scholarship.

The classroom may be important for getting a career, but extra skills can give students an edge. Play around with different fields and get as much experience as possible.

This week is National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. Students are encouraged to help out others by donating food and listening to those who are less fortunate than they are.

SGA President Jason Nichol defends why on campus organizations need more funding to raise the CMU experience.

The word “rights” gets thrown around too often without its proper meaning. People should inform themselves on what the word rights entails, and what it doesn’t.

There’s a huge disparity among Americans who can name members of the government versus those who know celebrities. Unfortunately, it’s mostly the celebrities that Americans name, not the members of the government.

More money does isn’t always needed to create a better college experience. SGA should use the resources they already have instead of asking for more money