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As the 2024 season quickly approaches for Central Michigan football, Sports Editor Kaia Zimmerman and Assistant Sports Editor Sydney Neal gave their predictions on how they see the new year panning out for the Chippewas.
We are now into week 11 of the semester. Our dorm rooms have become home and our friends family; those carefully curated binders are on the brink of falling apart; and we're starting to daydream about heading back to our hometowns for the holidays.
As I walk through Grand Rapids and the streets are filled with rainbows, I can’t help but get emotional. Just five years ago, I never thought I would be standing here, proudly myself.
New things are scary. Like really scary (or maybe I’m just a wimp). Starting college is no different; I expected everything to feel big and intimidating and constantly new.
The plane lands in Washington, D.C., sunset shines through the airport windows and a red, blue and white flag with 50 stars and 13 stripes flutters in the sky as you step onto American soil. The excitement rises in your soul, and that’s when you know that your truly exceptional journey of education, dreams and opportunities begins.
When I decided to transfer to Central Michigan University from Grand Rapids Community College in 2022, the college experience was still full of unknowns.
By Robert O. Davies and Todd Regis Special to Central Michigan Life
The Joint Union Council, a coalition of faculty and staff unions at Central Michigan University, stand firmly against all forms of racism and discrimination.
Dear Editor,
Every soul that enters and leaves Central Michigan University gains and takes away institutional knowledge, and when they are gone for good, that knowledge leaves the general population. Some recognize this, others do not realize this is the case.
By Rawia Khasawneh, Ph.D, RDN
Nico Mendoza
By: Dr. Hayam Alnakhli–Edwards
The month of April is known for many different observances and holidays. One notable date that has been celebrated since 1970 is Earth Day, April 22.
No birds were harmed in the events of this true story.
By: Rylie Carson, president of Feminist Leaders On Campus
How do we define the female experience? The positives? The negatives? The expectations?
Dear Central Michigan University community,
By Josh Boman SGA Speaker of the House
By Central Michigan College Republicans, courtesy of Evan Gibeau
