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Mark your calendars. Election Day is Nov. 8, which gives Central Michigan University students a little more than two months to choose a candidate or ballot proposals that deserve their support.
The First Amendment is the framework for American liberty.
In a few short months, the American people will cast ballots to elect the next President of the United States.
We are Central Michigan Life, the editorially-independent student media company of Central Michigan University. In your hands is the first online edition of CM Life for the 2016-17 academic year.
As the final week of the semester comes to a close, we can’t help but reflect on what a busy year it has been at Central Michigan University.
Recycle this newspaper after you finish reading it. You will be making the earth a healthier place to live.
On Friday in the President’s Conference Room, the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees will likely vote to raise the price of tuition per credit hour.
One of the things members of Central Michigan University’s Greek community do better than anything else is raise money for charity.
Mr. Elliott,
Last semester, President George Ross announced our university would host a series of panel discussions on diversity and inclusion.
Welcome back.
College football attendance is declining nationwide. Student attendance at games has been abysmal. Such is the case at Central Michigan University.
Let us be clear: We do not endorse the consumption of alcohol by people under the age of 21.
If you did not know that the above signs spell out “y,” “e,” and “s,” you are an example of why we support a change in CMU’s language curriculum. Last month, the Academic Senate passed a resolution supporting American Sign Language for Central Michigan University’s two-year put forth by CMU’s Student Government Association. As it stands, CMU students must complete four credit hours within a foreign language in order to graduate.
This week is Sunshine Week — seven days dedicated to spreading awareness about the importance of the right to access public documents and the maintenance of an open government.
Now that you have returned from Spring Break, there is probably one thing on your mind.
Eight months ago, the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw removed Father Denis Heames from St. Mary’s University Parish for “boundary violations.”
Balancing classwork, personal finances, extra curricular activities and a social life can make four years of higher education a wonderful struggle.
On Saturday, 431 students and community members came together to take part in a tradition unlike any other at Central Michigan University.
Student Government Association President Chuck Mahone announced he would give his first "State of the Student Body" address at 8 p.m. on Feb. 29 in the Powers Ballroom.
