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Sunday brought on another week of new college football polls and bowl projections. Teams moving in and out of the Top 25, while others remain optimistic they'll be invited to play in another game, extending their season with an opportunity to notch another 'W' on their record.
There is an importance in re-evaluating policies from time to time to keep up with the changing times.
With the review of Central Michigan University President George Ross officially underway, the Central Michigan Life Editorial Board thought it would also be appropriate to review Ross’ two year, eight-month-plus tenure as president.
In a world where public relations is becoming more important than ever, Central Michigan University did the right thing Thursday in coming forward with details on Bill Merrill, the professor alleged to have had thousands of pornographic images and videos on his work computer.
Tuesday night marked the beginning of a new era in American politics: one more tolerant, more diverse and younger than ever before.
Not only has the football team lost six of its first nine games this season, but it has seemingly lost the interest of its fan base.
How many times have you sat through 16 weeks of a class and walked out thinking to yourself, "This was pointless. Why did I just waste my money?"
Proposal 2 is an unnecessary and potentially harmful power grab by Michigan unions and could have harmful long-term effects on how the state operates.
Debbie Stabenow deserves to be elected to her third term in the U.S. Senate, but more than that, Republican Senate nominee Pete Hoekstra does not deserve to be anywhere near Capitol Hill.
Let's all take a moment to commend one entity on campus that truly takes what students have to say into consideration: the Student Government Association.
When Barack Obama took office nearly four years ago, the United States found itself in the middle of a crisis not seen since the Great Depression greeted Franklin Roosevelt in the 1930s.
Fans of dysfunctional, gridlocked government should enthusiastically vote yes on Proposal 5, but the rest of us would be wise to vote no.
It is not in the best interest of Michigan voters to vote yes on Proposal 3, which would require 25 percent of Michigan's energy to come from renewable sources by 2025.
It turns out Democrats and Republicans can't even come together to figure out a place and time to disagree with each other.
It is vital that Michigan voters vote no on Proposal 1, a referendum on the dangerous emergency financial manager law passed by Gov. Rick Snyder last year.
Michigan voters have less than a month to make up their minds on plenty of issues.
On the surface, beginning the fall semester after Labor Day sounds like a great idea.
It's safe to say Wednesday night's presidential debate, the first of the 2012 general election campaign, wasn't what most were expecting.
The first debate between President Barack Obama and Republican candidate Mitt Romney takes place in prime-time tonight, providing each candidate the chance to reach out to the public and offer up their vision for America going forward. And while each differs greatly in policy and rhetoric, they are both at different points in their respective campaigns.
The difference between students paying a tuition bill and those on athletic scholarships shows through.
