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Central Michigan athletics officially announced Feb. 26 that the storied rivalry football game against Western Michigan is going to be played Oct. 17 at Ford Field in Detroit.
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?"
Senior Alexandra Garay began a Change.org petition three months ago titled, “CMU students feeding CMU students – creating a meal swipe donation program!”
When Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association began in 1920, it was created with the goal of providing students with a space to advocate for each other and creating meaningful change. Now, 100 years later, the impact of this organization can be seen all around CMU through past and current initiatives. The campus that we know today has been shaped and formed the work that the Student Government Association has done over the last century.
Growing up I always wanted a fairytale, from the meet-cute to the happily ever after.
Self-care is the practice of taking action in preserving or improving one's own well-being and overall happiness.
Central Michigan University has taken a great step in the right direction by allowing students to schedule courses multiple semesters in advance.
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.
The students of Central Michigan University will be thrilled to wake up for the second Monday morning of the semester and not have any classes. But you still have responsibilities.
These days it can sometimes feel that our country has more that divides us than unites us. With strong beliefs and passion, it can be difficult to engage in conversations about the topics that are most important to us out of fear of polarization with the people around us.
The Black Friday football game is notorious for being the least attended football game of the year.
The following is a letter to the editor from Russell Horton, a Central Michigan University alumnus.
Journalism has sometimes been called the "first rough draft of history."
When scheduling content for this 100th-anniversary edition of Central Michigan Life, I considered writing about plenty of different things.
Since my sophomore year, I’ve been a part of Central Michigan University Student Government Association delegations to United Student Government Conferences, with the 14 other public four-year institutions across the state of Michigan. These conferences are an opportunity to network, collaborate, and come together on common issues like higher education funding, mental health awareness, and sustainability.
Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association is an incredible resource that allows students to make meaningful changes on campus. Between legislation, projects and student representation on different university committees, SGA’s work and impact stretches far beyond Monday night meetings.
As the student paper, Central Michigan Life serves several purposes.
