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Evan Sasiela
Evan Sasiela is the University Editor at Central Michigan Life and a senior at Central Michigan University. A member of CM Life since August 2014, Evan has also served as a Staff Reporter, News Editor and Managing Editor.
After starting his career on the sports desk at CM Life, Evan worked his way to editor positions on the news side. Evan was named a 2016 Richard and Donna Milliman Community Journalism Scholar by the Michigan Press Association Foundation.
Evan has interned/worked for the Midland Daily News, Petoskey News-Review and MLive.com/The Bay City Times.
You can reach Evan at news@cm-life.com or sasie1e@cmich.edu. Follow him on Twitter: @SalsaEvan.
Recent articles:
- COLUMN: Never be afraid to take the next step — at anything in life
- Flint public broadcasting station to go off air April 23
- Records: Fired Dean of University Libraries Jeff Luzius' behavior at Lansing bar constituted sexual harassment
- Jeff Luzius fired as dean of University Libraries after sexual harassment complaints
- Professional, administrative staff to receive 2.5 percent salary increase for 2018-19 academic year
- Dean of University Libraries Jeff Luzius 'no longer employed' after one year
- Women's basketball earns Oregon's respect after Sweet 16 loss
- COLUMN: This women's basketball season a proud one to be a Chippewa
- Women's basketball success creates 'outstanding' support, 'great' atmosphere
- Women's basketball wants to shed 'Cinderella' label
- Women's basketball not looking back at 2014 win over Oregon
- COLUMN: Trying stand-up comedy changed my life for the better
- Forums for CMU presidential search slated for March 22-23
- Victims of Campbell Hall shooting were Iraq War veteran, breast cancer survivor
- Kathleen Wilbur, vice president of Government and External Relations, appointed to job at Michigan State University
- Central Review postpones crisis-themed storytelling event in wake of CMU shooting
- CMU Alumni Association directing all contributions to Counseling Center
- Campbell Hall shooting suspect James Eric Davis Jr. faces homicide, weapons charges
- CMU President George Ross thanks community in letter, reminds campus of available resources
- Cops & Doughnuts Central Precinct, Interfraternity Council donate coffee and doughnuts to police
