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At long last, Cuban refugees in America and abroad can breathe a deep sigh of relief. Fidel Castro, former Cuban president and the country’s de facto dictator for nearly 60 years, died last week on Nov. 25.
For the third consecutive season, the Central Michigan football team will make a bowl game appearance.
Trust and accountability are the cornerstones of a thriving community.
I’ve been blessed to meet some of the most talented media professionals in the country because of my education at Central Michigan University and employment at Central Michigan Life.
Let's take a look back in time. For the Central Michigan football team, Sept. 10 feels like a entire season ago.
After 19 years, seven books, eight movies and a Broadway show, J.K. Rowling's generation-shaping story about the boy who lived has come to an end, but the world she created in the most popular fantasy series still has untold stories.
Among all forms of mass media, literature remains unmatched in its ability to shape young minds.
Anybody can be a fan of Harry Potter, but not everybody can be a die-hard fan.
During my childhood, I envied the cunningness of Batman, the elusiveness of Spiderman, and the strength of Superman. I idolized plenty of superheroes. Heroes who did not look like me, written mostly by men who did not look like me.
The soft, carpeted steps below my feet turned to stone with each step I took.
Americans elected Donald Trump to be the next Presient of the United States. There are two things we at Central Michigan University and around the nation can do about it.
Former University of Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler once said, "No coach is more important than the team."
On Wednesday, the day after the Nov. 8 election, I witnessed tears, sadness and disbelief from some students on Central Michigan University's campus.
Mr. President,
I’m originally from the Empire State.
This week, Central Michigan Life will put our editorial spotlight on America’s future in two distinct ways.
Technology industry news has been buzzing the last two weeks, especially as Apple faces tough competition from its major competitors. A new Microsoft platform announcement and Apple’s lack of innovation shows it is time to change which company techies view as the leader in global personal computing products.
For many young voters, the Nov. 8 elections signaled the end of what’s been called the most controversial presidential race in the country’s history.
Surprise, it’s not Pennywise, but what’s happening with these clown sightings is just as creepy.
Last month, two Democrats in the Michigan House of Representatives introduced a sweeping gun legislation targeting the sale and ownership of assault weapons.
