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The greatest threat facing the U.S. economy isn't peak oil, the Eurozone crisis or competition with China; outstanding student debt is already beginning to cripple spending and has the potential to create multiple lost generations.
Michigan will not recover from its economic travails without strong action on the part of politicians and citizens.
While it may have seemed a bit premature for Central Michigan University athletics to dump sophomores Austin White and Joe Sawicki and freshman Danel Harris from the football program just a day after the police announced charges against them, it was a move that made the best of an awful situation.
On the campus of a public university, administrative transparency should be a given.
The topic of carrying concealed firearms at public universities is loaded, but self defense extends beyond handguns.
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees acknowledged the need for greater transparency and communication during its meeting Thursday.
“Where do I ...? How do we ...? Now the entire site is down? Seriously?”
Many who lived through it described the Cuban Missile Crisis as 13 days of unbroken terror.
It's been well documented how hard it is for a men's basketball coach to put together a winning season here at CMU.
The redesigned cmich.edu had problems meeting its numerous launch windows, so it is encouraging to see a firm date set for its release.
Jane Goodall's speech to a packed McGuirk Arena was one of the most valuable things Central Michigan University has arranged for its students outside of the classroom.
World-renowned primatologist, anthropologist and conservationist Jane Goodall will speak about her life's work on campus tonight in McGuirk Arena as part of the Speaker Series, but the manner in which she has lived is as important and instructive to students as any research she performed.
On Wednesday, University President George Ross will be one of three university presidents to testify in front of the House Subcommittee on Higher Education in Lansing.
Since day one, Trey Zeigler received special treatment.
When George Zimmerman pursued, shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin on the night of Feb. 27 in Florida, he may have been motivated by race, but he was certainly protected by reckless legislation.
We applaud Vice President of Development and External Relations Kathy Wilbur and Athletics Director Dave Heeke for acknowledging the Events Center $10 million scandal, but we hope no one is under the impression that their statement made the problem go away.
When Michigan Senate Democrats proposed a new grant to cover nearly the entire cost of college for all high school graduates who enroll at in-state schools, they were legislating for votes, not solutions.
Tuesday morning Gov. Rick Snyder signed into law a fast-tracked bill denying graduate assistant students at Michigan public universities the right to unionize, while denying collective bargaining rights to those who already have.
It’s important to recognize new ideas and progress as voting begins for Student Government Association positions.
City Commission has the opportunity to join in the fight against discrimination, and it should jump at the chance.
