CMU professors react to Kavanaugh’s hearing and confirmation
(10/17/18 1:45pm)
CMU professors react to the historic Kavanaugh hearing and confirmation, including the impact on midterms, public opinion and the Supreme Court.
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CMU professors react to the historic Kavanaugh hearing and confirmation, including the impact on midterms, public opinion and the Supreme Court.
"Use your power at the polls:" Local candidates urge CMU students to vote in upcoming elections at SGA's Annual Candidates Forum.
The 5th annual Great Lakes Science in Action Symposium intends to discuss policy effects on the Great Lakes and training a new generation of scientists.
Isabella County voters chose probate court judge candidates and approved two local millage requests in the Tuesday, Aug. 7 primary election.
With her infant daughter strapped to her chest, Mount Pleasant Mayor Allison Quast-Lents gave a speech at her campaign kick-off party for Michigan State House Representative for the 99th District, on April 19.
Benson was hosted by the College Democrats at Central Michigan University and used the majority of the event to answer questions from the crowd of about 15 students and community members.
Beginning in Island Park, the march’s route went past Mount Pleasant’s post office, down Main Street and through the downtown area, ending at city hall. Leading the massive crowd were some of the student organizers, all holding a long March For Our Lives banner.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Shri Thanedar, visited Central Michigan University hosted by College Democrats to talk about his progressive campaign March 21 in Anspach Hall.
Michigan conservatives crowded into a suite at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort Feb. 2-3 for the two-day Battle Cry 2018 event hosted by the Michigan Conservative Coalition.
What Gov. Rick Snyder didn't mention during his final State of the State address speaks volumes. So we will remind readers of his gross negligence in having no vision for, and providing little support to, higher education in Michigan.
A sea of pink hats, protest signs and passionate chants filled the front lawn of the Michigan State Capitol at the 2018 Women's March on Lansing: Power to the Polls event.
The 32-year-old doctor and former executive director of the Detroit Health Department knows he faces demographic challenges in Michigan. However, the man who wants to be America’s first Muslim governor said he can appeal to Michiganders, specifically those who voted for President Donald Trump.
Lara Raisanen, president of the League of Women Voters of the Mount Pleasant Area, wants to build relationships with students and hear their perspectives on voting rights. The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan organization that focuses on making democracy work for all. Central Michigan Life sat down with Raisanen, who became president of the Mount Pleasant chapter of League in May, to talk about the organization’s plans and goals.
The League of Women Voters of the Mount Pleasant Area will host a voting rights forum from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday at the Veterans Memorial Library.
Student organizations Take Back the Tap and Student Environmental Alliance combined efforts in order to organize a presentation and question-and-answer session with award-winning climate videographer Peter Sinclair. "Is Everything You Know About Climate Change Wrong?" took place in room 1010 of the Biosciences Building from 7-9:30pm on April 19.
After walking around all day to attend class, work and extracurricular meetings, the arthritis in Travis Welsh’s knee starts to act up and causes him discomfort.So, when he returns to his apartment after the day’s work, Welsh usually smokes a bowl of marijuana.
Over 100 people filled Powers Hall Ballroom on Monday, April, 17, for the Spring 2017 Griffin Forum. The forum, “Civility, Engagement, and Polarized Politics”, brought in five distinguished Michigan leaders for a panel of discussion.
Since its creation in 2000, the Organization of Women Leaders has evolved from a registered student organization aimed at training and supporting student leaders on campus to an organization focused on activism and social justice.
The “Budget Blueprint to Making America Great Again” released by President Trump is proposing to eliminate 1.5 million jobs provided by the Great Lakes Restoration initiative.
Four panelists spoke to Moore 105, a lecture hall packed with students, on Thursday night to address questions revolving around President Trump's interaction with the media and debated on if the United States is moving towards a subjective-fact-based society.