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(05/01/23 3:56pm)
For Arts Sake, a local Mount Pleasant art boutique, will be hosting a community “Paint and Skate” event from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 13 at Island Park. Megan Bair, co-founder of FAS, said the event is a chance for anyone in the Mount Pleasant community to paint the skate ramps.
(04/27/23 7:15pm)
As a child, Marcella Lloyd survived living in a household with domestic violence.
(04/21/23 6:54pm)
The National Scleroderma Foundation’s Michigan Chapter announced its inaugural Stepping Out Mt. Pleasant walk. The event will start at 12 p.m. on April 22 at Island Park.
(04/06/23 8:42pm)
Editor's Note: The story was originally published on April 6 at 5p.m. and said Northwood University sponsored the event. At 8a.m. on April 7, CM Life received notice from a university spokesperson that Northwood did not sponsor the event. It was determined incorrect information was provided to CM Life, which labeled the university as having purchased 2 VIP tables on the university's behalf. The president and one of the trustees purchased the tickets for about 20 guests, out of their own pocket.
(01/30/23 7:23pm)
This February, Central Michigan University students and alumni, along with three emerging Detroit designers, will exhibit their fashion design work in Detroit to celebrate Black History Month.
(01/15/23 9:41pm)
This week, Central Michigan University is celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a week of activities organized by Multicultural Academic Student Services (MASS).
(12/18/22 5:39pm)
Editor's Note: Reporter Masha Smahliuk is an undergraduate international student. This did not affect reporting in any way.
(12/12/22 10:30pm)
On Dec. 9 at Rubbles’ Bar, The Dots, a prominent band from the 80’s at Central Michigan University, reunited after a 37-year hiatus.
(11/28/22 6:39pm)
Downtown Mount Pleasant is hosting its Winter Market, kids' entertainment, Breakfast with Santa and other family events on Dec. 2 and 3.
(11/17/22 6:54pm)
Central Michigan University and the City of Mount Pleasant recently addressed operations during the winter season and how to stay safe.
(11/08/22 2:31am)
Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life contacted Alsager's opponents, Boomer Wingard, Daniel Hess and Michael Kostrzewa to interview them. Hess and Kostrzewa could not be contacted as of deadline. This article is not an endorsement.
(11/07/22 11:51pm)
Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life contacted Wingard's opponents, Mary Alsager, Daniel Hess and Michael Kostrzewa to interview them. Hess and Kostrzewa could not be contacted as of deadline. This article is not an endorsement.
(11/07/22 11:13pm)
Editor's note: This article is not an endorsement.
(11/08/22 12:33am)
Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life contacted Neyer's opponents, Anthony Feig and Gregory Black to interview them. Black could not be contacted as of deadline. This article is not an endorsement.
(11/07/22 11:54pm)
Editor's note: This article is not an endorsement of any candidate.
(11/08/22 12:44am)
Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life contacted Feig's opponents, Jerry Neyer and Gregory Black to interview them. Black could not be contacted as of deadline. This article is not an endorsement.
(11/08/22 12:06am)
Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life also contacted Hauck's opponents, Christine Gerace and Becky McDonald to interview them. This article is not an endorsement.
(11/08/22 1:07am)
Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life also contacted Gerace's opponents, Becky McDonald and Roger Hauck to interview them. This article is not an endorsement.
(11/08/22 12:31am)
Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life also contacted McDonald's opponents, Christine Gerace and Roger Hauck to interview them. This article is not an endorsement.
(10/27/22 8:02pm)
On Oct. 26, chants of “say her name” and “women, lives, freedom” resounded on Central Michigan University’s campus as over 100 people attended a march in support of Mahsa Amini and women of Iran.