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Pegged as the ultimate gladiator match in the history of comic book movies, "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" continues the story left off from 2014's "Man Of Steel."
Like many college basketball fans, I have been glued to a television set for the past week.
Sitting in the hotel lobby of the Sheraton Hotel at 53rd street and 7th avenue, a few blocks from Times Square, I told my mom over the phone I needed more money.
By Mary Treacy
By Robert J. Freeman Executive Director New York State Committee on Open Government, Albany
Unless you are reading this article in prison, you have the right to request documents from government agencies, including Central Michigan University.
Starting Monday, the homepage of cm-life.com will reflect the first of many changes to our website that will be implemented this semester.
Once upon a time, institutions of higher learning were places where new and challenging ideas could be discussed openly.
When I first met Fr. Denis Heames in 2015, I was on assignment.
The new American experience for some mixed-race kids means looking pale and feeling brown, but never both at the same time. It means holding two sets of values that are constantly in conflict.
Anyone who knows me is aware of my love for the glitter-covered, blue lipstick clad popstar Kesha.
I was sitting on a friend’s rickety porch with a cold drink in my hand when news of the latest mass shooting reached my iPhone.
With Sen. Bernie Sanders' commanding victory against Hillary Clinton in the Democratic Presidential Primary in New Hampshire, it appears a future of socialism in the United States might be on the horizon.
What ever happened to love thy neighbor?
Many people, when tragedies occur, lean on prayer.
We don’t write for Central Michigan University administration, faculty, parents or alumni. Central Michigan Life is student media.
In 1955, Rosa Parks refused to give her seat on the bus to a white man, arrested in violation of Alabama's segregation laws. Further back, scientist Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in 1903. Today, women can look to Malala Yousafzai, who was shot in the head by the Taliban after campaigning for young girls' right to education.
Unless you’ve been in a study coma for the last several months, I’m sure you’ve heard something about the bill moving through the House and Senate intended to defund Planned Parenthood.
With the 2016 democratic presidential primary heating up, it has turned into a two-candidate race between Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Secetary of State Hillary Clinton.
