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Woodrow Wilson was serving as the 28th President of the United States. Prohibition of alcohol was approved by lawmakers in Washington D.C. Babe Ruth left the Boston Red Sox to join the New York Yankees.
What’s up, everybody? I’m Dylan Goetz.
As the semester winds down, most students are cramming for final exams and making plans for the summer.
One-in-four women will be sexually assaulted during their time at a university. According to the National Institute of Justice, 25 percent of sexually assaulted women are members of a sorority.
You believe your professor treats you unfairly. You work incredibly hard on a project and get knocked down on points for things you believe you did correctly. Your professor won’t hear you out. What do you do?
After new appointments went into effect Jan. 1, there is one less woman on the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees.
Every April, the streets on Central Michigan University’s campus and Mount Pleasant are filled with women trying to make a change.
Twenty-four student designers. 27 collections. 122 models.
April 1 marks the beginning of sexual assault awareness month.
The student body is deciding who will serve as the next president and vice president of the Central Michigan University Student Government Association.
We see it before every commencement: “Does anyone have tickets I can have?"
Central Michigan University students are known as the Chippewas. We proudly yell, "Fire up Chips," and constantly wear and display the Chippewa name, but how much do most CMU students know about the tribe we share a community with?
On Feb. 28, the Mount Pleasant Humane Animal Treatment Society received 58 malnourished, unsocialized dogs to care for.
Michigan's Freedom of Information Act, also known as “FOIA,” is a state law that gets mentioned often in the Central Michigan Life newsroom. It and the Open Meetings Act are both known together as Michigan's "Sunshine Laws."
Welcome back, Chippewas!
A year ago, our campus was scared. It was confused. We were mourning the deaths of two people. We were stunned that a shooting happened on our quiet campus, in our close community.
A goal of raising $100 million was thought to take seven to eight years.
Take some time this weekend to check out the 16th annual Central Michigan International Film Festival.
We’ve all felt it. It’s cold outside. We leave an afternoon class, it’s barely 6 p.m. It’s already dark out. Going outside feels sometimes dreadful in the winter. It’s cold, it’s colorless and depressing.
On Monday, Jan. 28, while students were walking into their 9 a.m. classes or already on campus for 8 a.m. classes, Central Michigan University finally closed for the day due to inclement weather.
