EDITORIAL: Too much focus on CMED
(10/25/13 11:00am)
As Central Michigan University faces enrollment turbulence, budget cuts are an inevitability with such a large reliance on tuition dollars.
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EDITORIAL: Stay in the stands
(10/23/13 11:00am)
It has become a dispiriting trend: The student section at home football games is abysmally empty during the second half of every game.
EDITORIAL: State of the University leaves audience without answers
(10/21/13 11:00am)
In a lot of ways, Central Michigan University President George Ross' State of the University address last week was structured like a U.S. president's State of the Union speech usually is.
EDITORIAL: Politics of extortion must end
(10/18/13 11:00am)
In yet another last-minute deal to avoid a catastrophic, self-inflicted wound on the United States, congressional lawmakers avoided having the United States default on its debt and re-opened the government late yesterday.
EDITORIAL: Skipping class frequently sets bad precedent for students
(10/14/13 11:00am)
Friday’s edition of Central Michigan Life helped to put the cost of skipping class into perspective by showing that by skipping twice-a-week classes, students lose out on at least $35 per session.
EDITORIAL: CMU making progress on diversity, but more must be done
(10/09/13 11:00am)
Maintaining a diverse campus – not only for statistical purposes, but to genuinely offer an inviting atmosphere for all cultures – is essential to the growth of any college or university.
EDITORIAL: Give Campus Dining a break
(10/07/13 11:00am)
In a page three article in today's paper, some students express concerns about campus dining hours.
EDITORIAL: Get acquainted with the news
(10/04/13 11:00am)
The past several weeks have been some of the most crucial in American history.
EDITORIAL: More money, more problems
(10/02/13 11:00am)
Almost every academic college on campus is experiencing financial cuts related to the decline in both overall and freshman enrollment.
EDITORIAL: A House divided cannot stand
(09/30/13 11:00am)
Even by their low standards, House Republicans are acting in an embarrassingly reckless manner, and the entire nation looks like it is about to suffer as a result.
EDITORIAL: Become extraordinary
(09/25/13 11:00am)
Last week, we were tipped off to two Central Michigan University students who created a library for some poverty-stricken students in Maseno, Kenya.
EDITORIAL: Time to quit ignoring campus programming
(09/23/13 11:00am)
Amidst university budget cuts, faculty cutbacks and an enrollment crisis, Central Michigan University has yet another problem on its hands: the Campus Programming Fund.
EDITORIAL: Student-athletes should not be paid, but they should be allowed to make money off their names
(09/16/13 11:00am)
In the past several years, an argument in favor of paying college athletes for their time spent on the field has been slowly picking up traction.
EDITORIAL: CMU's budget deficit no laughing matter
(09/09/13 11:00am)
University President George Ross said strategic decisions will guide Central Michigan University this year.
EDITORIAL: Obama, U.S. in no-win situation in Syria
(09/06/13 11:00am)
President Barack Obama's "red line" in regards to chemical weapons use in Syria has been crossed, and the United States has been backed into a corner with no easy solution.
EDITORIAL: Fast food workers have a point despite unreasonable demands
(08/30/13 11:00am)
Protesting fast food workers have a point, even if demanding a $15-per-hour minimum wage is absurd.
EDITORIAL: High hopes for football
(08/28/13 11:00am)
It's no surprise what will be on everyone's minds come Saturday.
EDITORIAL: Big changes coming for CMU
(08/20/13 9:29pm)
It might not be pretty, but it's the truth: Central Michigan University is facing some very serious issues right now.
EDITORIAL: Current students cannot get lost in shuffle as CMU cuts, spends
(07/16/13 11:03pm)
When looking at the university's finances and plans for the future, it almost looks like a tale of two cities.
EDITORIAL: Why CMU needs to address its enrollment problem
(07/10/13 11:00am)
The expected drop in Central Michigan University's on-campus undergraduate enrollment numbers, expected to be down between 5-7 percent in the fall from fall 2012, is concerning to say the least.
