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We talk a lot about school pride and the Chippewa spirit during key points in the academic year — Welcome Weekend, homecoming and graduation are some of them. It's fun to get swept up in the pomp and circumstance of Central Michigan University when it's warm out or when students and alumni gather together for a shared experience.
As Feb. 14 approaches, love is in the air — which means different things for different people, depending on your relationship status.
Winter is the worst time for mental health.
Larry Nassar would still be in his position of authority if not for the work of investigative journalists.
In 2015, no one believed her.
State of the State speeches often come off as disingenuous, but Gov. Rick Snyder seemed even more tone-deaf than usual Tuesday. In his final address, Snyder tried to shape his "legacy" by lauding infrastructure and job creation accomplishments.
As of November 2017, there were seven suspended or unrecognized fraternities or sororities at Central Michigan University.
There's no sense in pretending that more than half of the people reading this sentence right now consume, or have consumed, alcohol before they were 21 years old.
It's the 125th spring semester at Central Michigan University, and you get to be a part of it.
We will just say it: 2017 was a strange year.
If you didn’t believe in climate change before, 2017 was the year to start.
When the Student Government Association proposed adding menstrual items to campus bathrooms during its Nov. 27 meeting, the reaction on social media ranged from support to vehement disapproval.
Few things should scare you as much as a corporate-controlled internet.
When Central Michigan Life called the Counseling Center on Friday, Nov. 17, there were 65 students on a waitlist to meet with a counselor.
Black Friday — the day after Thanksgiving – is a day we look forward to for many reasons.
Isabella County Restoration House served 157 homeless adults, 158 homeless schoolchildren and 12 children without families last year.
Central Michigan University is searching for a Chief Diversity Officer and students should be a part of the conversation.
“Fake news” is more than a term used to dismiss news content someone disagrees with — it’s a serious problem with real world consequences.
At 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10 in Charles V. Park Library Auditorium, the Academic Organizational Review Committee will host a second open forum. This forum gives students and faculty another opportunity to be updated on suggestions made and engage in the academic review process.
