EDITORIAL: Who will hold CMED accountable?
(12/02/11 2:30pm)
The College of Medicine has asked for a lot from Central Michigan University:
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EDITORIAL: Appointing emergency managers a step in the wrong direction
(11/30/11 2:00pm)
Gov. Rick Snyder’s appointment of Michael Brown as emergency manager of Flint Tuesday was another step in the wrong direction for democracy.
EDITORIAL: The cost of being thrifty
(11/28/11 2:30pm)
A recent Associated Press article addressed an issue that at first glance hardly seems to be a problem — too little student loan debt.
EDITORIAL: Congress values savings over children’s health
(11/18/11 3:58pm)
A congressional spending bill was approved this week with an attached rider that would ultimately undermine the school lunch standards the U.S. Department of Agriculture proposed earlier this year.
EDITORIAL: Final contract offer deserved full Faculty Association vote
(11/16/11 10:08pm)
The Faculty Association bargaining team should have taken the “last, best, final” contract offer by the Central Michigan University administration to the general membership for a vote before rejecting it.
EDITORIAL: Questions about College of Medicine have to be answered
(11/07/11 1:53pm)
“A house divided against itself cannot stand.”
EDITORIAL: Sparring over control reveals true ideological divide
(11/04/11 1:53pm)
Central Michigan University and the Faculty Association are not fighting about money anymore; they are fighting for the ideological future of the institution.
EDITORIAL: Obama's new student loan executive order exposes larger problems
(10/28/11 2:30pm)
Graduates overburdened with student loan debt are now eligible for a new reduced payment plan.
EDITORIAL: CMU must redouble sexual health efforts
(10/26/11 2:45pm)
Trojan Condoms has released its annual “Sexual Health Report Card” of sexual health resources on college campuses, and Central Michigan University has fallen to No. 89 from 45 in 2010.
EDITORIAL: Mission accomplished
(10/24/11 12:30pm)
Friday President Barack Obama announced troops would leave Iraq by the beginning of the new year.
EDITORIAL: While CMU, FA argue, what does academic transformation mean for students?
(10/21/11 2:15pm)
At Tuesday’s Academic Senate meeting, Central Michigan University administrators and senators clashed over using more technology in classes to reduce costs.
EDITORIAL: Medical amnesty for minors hospitalized with alcohol poisoning has waited too long
(10/19/11 2:00pm)
Medical amnesty for minors who seek medical help while intoxicated should not be delayed any longer.
EDITORIAL: Occupy Wall Street movement raises students' legitimate concerns
(10/17/11 3:15pm)
The Occupy Wall Street protests that began in Manhattan and have since spread throughout the U.S. can be rightly criticized for lacking a single message.
EDITORIAL: Tailgate rules still hurt atmosphere today
(10/14/11 1:00pm)
It has been more than two years since Central Michigan University created new regulations for tailgating on campus, and the tradition of tailgating at CMU is dead.
EDITORIAL: Griffin panelists ignore inconvenient truths of higher education
(10/12/11 2:15pm)
"Besides funding, what is wrong with it?"
EDITORIAL: New keg rules could have unforeseen consequences
(10/10/11 2:00pm)
Cracking down on underage drinking is nothing new, with the most recent attempt in the form of a law requiring beer kegs to include identification tags.
EDITORIAL: Encouraging or hindering diversity?
(10/07/11 2:45pm)
Central Michigan University is a place where diversity is and should be encouraged.
EDITORIAL: We're paying for a university education, not a pretty campus
(10/05/11 1:30pm)
Statements on the condition of American higher education made by “Academically Adrift” researchers Richard Arum and Josipa Roksa Monday could have been specifically about Central Michigan University.
EDITORIAL: Committee oversight for CMU a good idea
(10/03/11 1:30pm)
The state of higher education in Michigan is in need of change.
EDITORIAL: Fair pay key to becoming prominent university
(09/30/11 3:00pm)
“One side believes the university has adequate resources and should use these resources to increase the compensation to faculty. The other side believes the important issue is whether faculty compensation is appropriate in relation to comparable universities.”
