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"The Last of The Dragons" was featured in Moore Hall’s Townsend Kiva and ran Thursday, Feb. 22 through Sunday, Feb. 25. An audience of families, including many young children, attended the show, which was full of visual gags and had a heartwarming plot.
By Shumaila A. Khan
By: Bob Davies
After two connecting flights from Canada, I finally landed in Saginaw and asked whether there were buses to Mount Pleasant.
By Carson Cooley and Avery Harbison
Hard conversations are exactly that ... hard.
By Claire DeBlanc
In 2015, University of Michigan football had the chance to seal the win against rival Michigan State University with less than 10 seconds remaining in the matchup. All Michigan punter Blake O’Neill had to do was get off a clean punt.
What is grief, if not love persevering? A heavy concept to be presented in an episode of “Wandavision” on Disney+, but a valuable lesson all the same.
By Bryan Whitledge
For many, college is a fresh start that provides the first step towards independence as students move away from their hometowns. The transition can be both exciting and nerve-wracking as they navigate their new environment and discover new things and people.
You're running to the Bovee University Center after class, absolutely starved and craving something that isn't bland and truly fills you up. As you head down the stairs and enter Central Eats, you catch a whiff of sugar in the air.
Living in the Midwest comes with its very own set of challenges, from melting in the scorching summer sun to braving the frosty bitterness of winter. Even seeing it all within 24 hours, we in Michigan have to be prepared for anything and everything.
From the shores of South India or a family kitchen filled with the smell of rich enchiladas, students from different cultures bring these experiences to Central Michigan University.
In this original cartoon, outgoing Presentation Editor Caroline Sharbaugh reflects on her time at Central Michigan University and finding another artistic outlet at Central Michigan Life.
In this original cartoon, graduating Presentation Editor Caroline Sharbaugh reflects on her time at Central Michigan University and finding another artistic outlet at Central Michigan Life
Two years ago, when I walked into the Central Michigan Life office, I had no idea how much of an impact it would have on me today.
As the clock ticks down and the people on T.V. in New York look more inebriated, you may be thinking about making a New Year’s resolution a reality.As we approach the New Year, consider what a meaningful goal looks like for your work, school and personal life.
When November arrives, many Americans get excited for the holiday season and the delicious, hot, home-cooked meals that come with it. College students drool over the sheer thought of going home for Thanksgiving break to indulge in the feast or to simply raid our parents’ cabinets and fridges.
English version of this article is available at: www.cm-life.com.
