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Before becoming one of Central Michigan Life's two diversity and inclusion reporters, I was a "floater." I somewhat floated through the semester writing a brief here and there and maybe a full-length article when I had the time to.
I could tell you about my accolades and awards.
While I prepared to commence a testimony of why I love Galentine's Day, I couldn't help but experience my heart being propelled across the room when my friend blankly goggled at me and asked, "what's that?"
Growing up I always wanted a fairytale, from the meet-cute to the happily ever after.
Four candidates for Central Michigan University's first vice president of student recruitment and retention spoke on campus within the last two weeks, and I sat through every single moment of each of them.
Self-care is the practice of taking action in preserving or improving one's own well-being and overall happiness.
Twenty-eight lives lost, half of a billion animals affected and 17.9 million acres of land burnt.
Fellow students, the CMU Student Government Association will be holding Senate elections for 15 available seats on Monday, Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. in the Bovee University Center Auditorium, on the third floor. These elected members will share an incredible opportunity to make an impact on our campus community. Senators advocate through projects, initiatives, and legislation on the issues they care about.
I woke up on Jan. 15 before each of my roommates, I showered and was out the door as they were rising from their cozy beds. There was going to be no day off for me, my Monday goal was to be a representation of Martin Luther King Jr.'s benevolent legacy.
Screw the New Year's resolutions.
Jonathan Ward got snubbed.
This year, I volunteered to be a scarer for Legends of the Dark. I was placed at the beginning of the tour; I had a scary outfit, gory makeup and I created a creepy character to help me truly terrify the tourists.
With the threats of climate change becoming more and more apparent, the discussion around sustainability has become even more prevalent. More people are looking towards reusable products, changing their eating habits and making other lifestyle choices to try to lower the impact of their carbon footprint.
The following is a letter from Central Michigan University President Bob Davies.
As the voice of students on this campus, I think it’s critical that Central Michigan Life answers your questions.
On more than one occasion in the past year as a journalist, I’ve spoken to and written stories about sexual assault survivors. It forced me to grow up a lot.
Trailing 31-9 against Western Michigan, the thought of embarrassment came into play. If the Broncos scored again, it would've been 38-9 – humiliating, even for an opposing program coming off a 1-11 record.
This is a column from Katie Prebelich, Student Government Association press secretary. She is a junior from Troy, Michigan.
Here at Central Michigan University, student involvement drives every aspect of our campus.
This summer I studied abroad at the University of Sydney in New South Wales, Australia. It was an incredible experience where I learned all about a foreign culture and people, as well as my very own country. As I introduced myself, making it clear I was American through my so-called "accent", I was asked a variety of questions about America. Quite often they were about our politics and public policies.
