Column: How to embrace fall this semester
(11 hours ago)
As the temperature finally drops and the air thankfully becomes more crisp than humid, it's the perfect time to get into the fall spirit.
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Sparks' summer stormchasing
(08/29/26 1:00pm)
Thirteen minutes. That is the average time you have from the time a tornado warning is issued, to when a tornado could be destroying your home.
Neal: Senior goodbye
(05/02/26 4:00pm)
Three and a half years. That is how long I have had the privilege of working at Central Michigan Life. I’ve grown as a writer, as a woman and more importantly, as a person.
Beckman: Farewell
(05/03/26 6:41pm)
With my time at Central Michigan University quickly coming to an end, I wanted to reflect on my experiences at the news desk and on campus. Coming to CMU for hockey was the best decision of my life. I’ve made some of my best friends and some of the best people on the ice.
Nowosacki: A Photographer’s Farewell to CMU
(05/07/26 3:00pm)
I never expected that choosing Central Michigan University would lead me to be the person I am today. Four years, three majors, two clubs and more memories than I can count have shaped me in ways I couldn’t have imagined.
Powell: This experience means everything
(05/03/26 6:33pm)
When I first decided to pursue a degree in journalism, my heart was originally set on going to Northern Michigan University. That all changed after my visit to Central Michigan University, and Central Michigan Life played a huge role in swaying my decision.
Garcia: Choosing this, one last time
(05/05/26 5:27pm)
Central Michigan Life Team,
Column: Top places to eat in Mount Pleasant
(08/31/26 6:30pm)
As I just graduated from Central Michigan University this May and am preparing to leave Mount Pleasant, I realize that I will miss this little town. It has so many kind people, beautiful parks, a river and my favorite, good food.
Opinion: Legacy of women leaders
(03/12/26 4:00pm)
As you walk past the buildings on Central Michigan University’s campus, you’ll notice names like Herrig, Sloan, Saxe. These, and many others, were named for women who left a significant impact on CMU’s history.
Neal: Finding my voice
(02/09/26 7:08pm)
For most of my life, finding my voice wasn’t about learning how to speak; it was about learning when it was safe to.
Carpenter: The power of the press and free speech forged our democracy
(11/19/25 11:41pm)
America’s history is rich in both the violation and vitalization of our First Amendment.
Walker: Student news is here to stay
(11/13/25 7:55pm)
Every time I tell people what my major is, I am told not to go into journalism. They say it would be great in college, but I’ll come out with a degree and no prospects of a job.
Guest Column: 'This land holds the blood memory of our ancestors'
(11/09/25 7:00pm)
By Kasey Perez
Herrick: Eerie echoes in the halls
(10/31/25 9:10pm)
As the leaves turn and October’s chill sets in, Central Michigan University students once again trade ghost stories that have haunted the campus for generations.
Column: The life of a student journalist
(10/30/25 5:00pm)
Write a story, make an enemy.
Smahliuk-Bootz: Welcoming you back, with open arms and caring hearts
(08/20/25 9:37pm)
Welcome to the Central Michigan University campus!
Column: Let’s make the most of a new year together
(08/21/25 4:00pm)
By Neil MacKinnon
Salley: Bidding farewell to an absolute icon
(07/23/25 2:31pm)
Mama, he went home.
COLUMN: Faux feminism – call it when you see it
(05/06/25 9:35pm)
When I first heard that Katy Perry was going to space, I honestly thought it was a joke.
COLUMN: Forget everything you think you know about the games ...or better yet, the government
(04/28/25 4:00pm)
As an avid fan of “The Hunger Games” series since fifth grade, Suzanne Collins’ latest addition “Sunrise on the Reaping” was easily my most anticipated book release since "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” came out in 2020.
