EDITORIAL: Keep the healthy smack-talk coming
Sportsmanship does not always have to be boring.
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The Student Government Association is one of the largest advocates for student interests on campus, but sometimes finding students to serve in the organization can be a challenge.
Key portions of the Affordable Care Act, including the employer mandate, went into effect at the beginning of the spring semester, and it’s lacking some important infrastructure for success – particularly for students.
Opportunities for entertainment on campus are plentiful. As students, if we find ourselves without something to do, it’s entirely our own faults.
At a time when decreased enrollment plagues Central Michigan University, the administration’s emphasis on online education isn’t helping to alleviate the situation.
The impact of decreased enrollment is beginning to make its mark on Central Michigan University.
After months of investigation and waiting on internal reports to become available, we finally have a more complete understanding of the suspension of Delta Chi – and what we learned was despicable.
As Central Michigan Life pushes forward into another semester, we’re placing a greater emphasis on allowing the newspaper to serve as an open forum for voices across campus.
For the past 95 years, Central Michigan Life has been dedicated to providing campus with up-to-date news on issues, events and ideas important to Central Michigan University and the surrounding community.
The Student Government Organization has been working for months, crafting a resolution to ask the Board of Trustees to increase the Campus Programming Fund.
But where does this leave teams with neither a winning nor losing record?
Whether it was filling out a census survey or the pre-writing portion of the MEAP, we have all done it – check the box that represents your ethnicity.
One of the most underpublicized issues facing the nation today is the growing rate of homelessness – and it’s one that hits close to home.
Steven Johnson is targeting a new audience to help improve a declining enrollment trend, but it comes at a heavy price: Our academic standards.
Divest CMU, a student activist group, is calling for the immediate divestment, or removal, of Central Michigan University’s vested financial interests in the fossil fuel industry.
One of the biggest rivalry games in the Mid-American Conference will begin at noon on Saturday in Kalamazoo.
A new Gallup poll finds 58 percent of Americans favor marijuana legalization. It is the latest sign that the United States is progressing on social issues at a pace not seen in decades.
In a world where jobs are going global, it's important for students, the future job hunters of this country, to take notice – and take action.
The Central Michigan Chippewas are in to Muncie, Ind. to take on Ball State. It will be under the lights in prime time, airing on ESPN 2 on a school night.
The Student Government Association's recent struggles for representation in the Academic Senate can be blamed on the group's own public perception and self image. It is clear by their lack of participation in widely-known public meetings that most SGA members have little sense of political urgency.