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We, as students, are citizens of Central Michigan University. For any healthy democracy to function successfully, its citizens must be informed accurately, and its administration must be held accountable.
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.
"Wicked: Part One" is the first half of the most recent adaption of the marvelous broadway play Wicked. The movie follows Elphaba, played by Cynthia Erivo (The Outsider), as she strives to prove herself at the wizard school of Shiz.
"Gladiator 2" may be the biggest disappointment of the year.
Dear readers, Central Michigan Life recently published an article by the name of "Skirt and fire" that contained significant inaccuracies.
"Heretic" is an odd movie to say the least. The film follows two Jehovah Witnesses, Sister Barns (Sophie Thatcher) and Sister Paxton (Chloe East), as they go from door to door spreading the good word of their faith.
Are you planning to visit your family for Thanksgiving? Are you bracing yourself for awkward conversations about politics, questions that pry a little too far into your personal life or a family whose volume reaches 80 decibels?
Dear reader,
To my little sister,
Dear LGBTQ+ youth,
Ah, America, the land of endless choices, freedom, and … dietary labels.
'We Live In Time' is a gripping romantic story with Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield starring as a wholesome couple in a relationship. The film spans three different periods of time that had a profound impact on their relationship.
It’s that time of the year again, Diwali, the festival of lights, sweets and noise complaints from neighbors. But, as an Indian student living in the United States, the experience of celebrating Diwali far from home has been... let’s just say, different.
Trust us, we get it. Every newspaper page you flip, every news website you visit, any search engine or social media website you open, you’re getting politics shoved in your face.
Once again, Central Michigan University is hosting early voting on campus for this year’s general election. Regardless of how you cast your ballot, every member of our university family – students, faculty, staff, alumni, supporters and friends – has an important role to play in creating the future we want to see at CMU, in Michigan and beyond.
You aren’t alone in feeling upset, stressed or just blatantly confused going into this November. Trust me, I am upping my meds as we speak.
The season of the witch is finally here! October is the season of scents, scenery and most importantly, scares. One of the activities I love to do around this time is cuddle up with a big warm blanket, and watch my favorite Halloween movies.
The 2024 election is right around the corner, and with it comes a litany of new candidates, ideas and policies that will shape the future of our nation.
This is a message from the editorial board of Central Michigan Life. Not Central Michigan University Life, not CMU and not University Communications. That distinction is important.
