'He chose to stand out and speak out and demand change'
Editor's Note: This story was edited to correct the spelling of Imani Ellsworth's last name.
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Editor's Note: This story was edited to correct the spelling of Imani Ellsworth's last name.
The Central Michigan University Student Government Association (SGA) swore in a new senator as well as new members for the Student Budget and Allocations Committee (SBAC) and the association's cabinet. The House also announced their plan for new breakout legislative sessions.
As graduates filed into McGuirk Arena Saturday morning for the first of two commencement ceremonies that would take place that day, they matched not only in caps and gowns, but also in nervous energy.
As many of you may know, I have been working for CM Life for about 3 years. I started when our office was at one of the lowest lows. We had very little staff, I was untrained and attempting to manage an office.
From the moment I can remember, sports was always a part of who I was. When I was young, I played every sport imaginable, even flag football. And let’s just say I took it seriously.
Life after daylight savings is … dark. I wake up to cold, cloudy mornings, walk to class in cold, dark weather and walk out of my evening class to complete darkness. This time of year feels like living in a never-ending cycle of night.
Therapy Dogs International, or TDI, is coming to Central Michigan University's Park Library at their request, to provide stress relief and comfort to students who want some furry companionship from certified therapy dogs.
This year has been filled with an overwhelming deal of changes on campus and across the globe. We’ve seen administrative shakeups, peaceful protests and an unprecedented election here, all during a time of global crises.
Central Michigan University’s Academic Senate unanimously approved changes to the university’s Grade Point Average (GPA) forgiveness policy by removing some language and adding additional steps to the policy’s process during their meeting on Nov. 26.
Smiling faces and laughter filled the Volunteer Center in the Bovee University Center even though only a handful of people attended the annual Dinner Table Politics on Monday, hosted by Central Civics.
At the Central Michigan University Student Government Association meeting on Nov. 25, members held a moment of silence to honor James Span Jr., the executive director of Student Inclusion and Diversity, who died over the weekend.
Feminists for Change, a registered student organization, hosted Let's Talk About Sex, Baby! on Nov. 21 in the Bovee University Center. The event was to inform students about sex education and bridge a gap of information about resources for safe sex and relationships.
President Neil MacKinnon assumed his role as Central Michigan University’s 16th president on Nov. 1, 2024 and has been introducing himself to the CMU community for the past few weeks.
Plachta Auditorium was filled with soulful music and the appreciation of Native culture as renowned Indigenous singer Tia Wood took the stage on the evening of Wednesday, Nov. 13.
Central Michigan University celebrates Native American Heritage month through multiple events this November. Through these celebrations, CMU Office of Indigenous Affairs and North American Indigenous Student Organization provide cultural exposure and education.
At President Neil MacKinnon’s first meeting of the Academic Senate on Tuesday, members asked questions of the new executive and considered a change to academic probation rules. They also received an update on the 2024 changes to Title IX.
At the Central Michigan University Student Government Association meeting on Nov. 11, five candidates running for the Sustainability Fee Committee, also called the "green fee committee" by students, debated on why they should be elected next week.
There were mixed feelings about the election results among Central Michigan University students. Many expressed neutral feelings, as well as feelings of disappointment and shock about this year's election.
When Simone Potgieter was growing up in South Africa, she dreamed of traveling the world. However, she knew that there was only one way that she could make that happen: field hockey.