Opinion: Cost of public information is too high
(03/16/16 11:05pm)
Unless you are reading this article in prison, you have the right to request documents from government agencies, including Central Michigan University.
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Editorial: Governing bodies must be transparent to fulfill public obligation
(03/16/16 11:28pm)
This week is Sunshine Week — seven days dedicated to spreading awareness about the importance of the right to access public documents and the maintenance of an open government.
COLUMN: Despite efforts, goals fall out of reach for CMU seniors
(03/10/16 11:35pm)
CLEVELAND — Keno Davis pointed out early in his Central Michigan men's basketball coaching tenure that 2015-16 could be the season where it all came together.
OPINION: How each candidate performed during the Democratic Presidential Debate in Flint
(03/07/16 3:20am)
At the site of America's largest current infrastructure crisis, the two remaining Democratic candidates for President of the United States spoke passionately to a victimized community now weary of government and desperate for justice.
Letter: Survivor thanks “Spotlight” team
(03/04/16 5:20pm)
TO THE EDITOR:
Editorial: Stay safe on St. Patrick’s Day
(03/04/16 5:20pm)
Now that you have returned from Spring Break, there is probably one thing on your mind.
Editor's Note: Send us feedback during website redesign
(02/28/16 9:15pm)
Starting Monday, the homepage of cm-life.com will reflect the first of many changes to our website that will be implemented this semester.
Letter: Public official’s comments on Heames situation are scary
(02/29/16 12:29am)
To the Editor,
OPINION: Safe zones contradict purpose of attending college
(03/04/16 5:21pm)
Once upon a time, institutions of higher learning were places where new and challenging ideas could be discussed openly.
Editorial: Defrock former St. Mary's Priest
(02/29/16 12:45am)
Eight months ago, the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw removed Father Denis Heames from St. Mary’s University Parish for “boundary violations.”
OPINION: Coverage of priest situation should matter to community
(02/29/16 12:34am)
When I first met Fr. Denis Heames in 2015, I was on assignment.
Opinion: Looking white, feeling brown: the dilemma of a mixed race voter
(03/20/16 9:51pm)
The new American experience for some mixed-race kids means looking pale and feeling brown, but never both at the same time. It means holding two sets of values that are constantly in conflict.
OPINION: Support Kesha, those being victim blamed outside of the spotlight
(03/04/16 5:21pm)
Anyone who knows me is aware of my love for the glitter-covered, blue lipstick clad popstar Kesha.
Editorial: Athletes deserve recognition for good grades
(02/24/16 11:33pm)
Balancing classwork, personal finances, extra curricular activities and a social life can make four years of higher education a wonderful struggle.
COLUMN: Republican lawmakers must give in on gun control
(02/25/16 12:15am)
I was sitting on a friend’s rickety porch with a cold drink in my hand when news of the latest mass shooting reached my iPhone.
COLUMN: Socialism won’t work in America
(02/25/16 12:17am)
With Sen. Bernie Sanders' commanding victory against Hillary Clinton in the Democratic Presidential Primary in New Hampshire, it appears a future of socialism in the United States might be on the horizon.
COLUMN: Democratic socialism has worked before and can work again
(02/25/16 12:25am)
What ever happened to love thy neighbor?
Column: Enjoy what is left of the Kobe Bryant Show
(02/23/16 11:40pm)
One of the most prominent athletes of all time is leaving the sport after 20 years of duty, which has made up his entire adult life.
COLUMN: "The Kobe Bryant Show" needs to be cancelled immediately
(02/22/16 6:56pm)
In the sports world, players retire every season. Many notable NFL players retired this offseason, including Marshawn Lynch, Charles Woodson and even Lions’ wide receiver Calvin Johnson (reportedly).
EDITORIAL: Congratulations to plungers, organizers for another successful polar plunge
(02/21/16 9:02pm)
On Saturday, 431 students and community members came together to take part in a tradition unlike any other at Central Michigan University.
