EDITORIAL: Invalidating others' experiences halts social progress
A recent survey of minority students and faculty revealed a significant number of people of color say they experience racism and discrimination on campus and in Mount Pleasant.
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A recent survey of minority students and faculty revealed a significant number of people of color say they experience racism and discrimination on campus and in Mount Pleasant.
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“The Last Witch Hunter” follows Kaulder, a witch hunter played by Vin Diesel cursed with immortality when he killed the Witch Queen 800 years prior to the main story.
Going Greek is one of the few things students can do to become more involved on campus.
While Title IX is best known for its impact on addressing gender equality in high school and collegiate athletics, the original statute made no explicit mention of sports. Students at Central Michigan University are afforded a multitude of other important rights under the comprehensive federal law.
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The Student Government Association used students dressed as culturally-offensive stereotypes to more powerfully deliver the message of "We're a Culture, Not a Costume" campaign.
“Boy toy or girl toy?” the McDonald’s cashier asks innocently after I order a Happy Meal for my son.
Another Columbus Day was celebrated in America on Monday, but Mount Pleasant took that day to rightfully recognize Native Americans.
Michigan’s Indian Tuition Waiver was enacted in Public Act 174 of 1976 and waives the tuition costs for eligible Native Americans who attend the state’s community colleges or public universities. The program was created as part of a land exchange agreement between state and federal lawmakers.
Sometimes, I feel like people think that LGBT stands for Lesbian Gay Bacon and Tomato at the rate that society forgets about bisexuals and transgender individuals.
Imagine every student at Central Michigan University standing side by side in an open area. Then double that number. That is just slightly over the number of women the American Cancer Society estimates will die from breast cancer this year alone.
One year after a visiting student lost his life in Fabiano Botanical Garden on Homecoming Weekend, it is important to look back on what we have learned as a community about preventing tragedy on campus.
A woman you know has been sexually assaulted.
University Recreation has broken the seal at McGuirk Arena, allowing alumni and students to purchase beer for the first time at the Third Eye Blind concert on Homecoming weekend.
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As a member of the deaf community since birth, I often forget that many believe everyone in the deaf community needs the same accommodations in order to help them in everyday life. Deafness is really a forgotten disability and does not work as a “one size fits all” classification.
An educational experience at Central Michigan University is incomplete without exposure to ideas that challenge students' beliefs and perceptions about the world.
At a time when the university has made it clear that its major priorities are with academic research and supporting the college of medicine, a new Visual Merchandising Lab in Wightman Hall represents the right kind of investment in student success.
This summer, city commissioners took action to address common complaints made by residents who share neighborhoods with students north of campus.