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The face, and soul, of America are changing. We are becoming a more diverse nation, one that is more black, brown and yellow than white.
Sitting on the floor of Mrs. Sanderson’s first-grade classroom, two six-year-old girls argued over who could sit on my lap as I read them "Junie B. Jones" during indoor recess.
My going away present for college was pepper spray.
Presidential nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump squared off in their second debate on Sunday night, this time before actual voters in a town hall-style affair at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.
Last month, my sister, Rachael Morrison, competed in the 2016 Paralympics in Rio. She won a gold medal and set a world record for her class in discus. My pride in her accomplishment is immeasurable.
The most recent US Census Bureau statistics report there are 1.3 million people living in Michigan with a registered physical or mental disability.
Give me caffeine or give me death.
Central Michigan University’s student body is changing. With targeted recruiting and outreach, we are bringing more diverse students to campus. That includes students from different races, religions, sexuality and gender identities.
TO THE EDITOR:
TO THE EDITOR:
One in eight women will develop some form of breast cancer within their lifetimes.
This weekend, the Central Michigan Chippewas will do battle on the grid iron with our regional rival, the Western Michigan Broncos.
A clear winner emerged after the first of three live presidential debates, and that winner is Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
Have you ever spent a long time getting ready for a fun night out, only to realize just before leaving, your phone battery is at 15 percent?
TO THE EDITOR:
TO THE EDITOR:
College graduates with technology expertise are leaving Michigan in droves.
Diversity, minority enrollment and campus-wide inclusion are now the stated priorities of Central Michigan University for the next four years.
On Welcome Weekend, Mount Pleasant and Central Michigan University police wrote a combined 80 minor in possession of alcohol tickets.
Joining Greek Life is hands down the best decision I have made in college. I never thought I’d be the one to say it, either.
