EDITORIAL: CMU is improving mental health services; keep the effort going
(09/13/18 2:22am)
College students are increasingly struggling with mental health challenges.
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EDITORIAL: Mount Pleasant has more to offer than you'd think, get to know it
(09/10/18 4:06pm)
Mount Pleasant is a great place to be a college student. It’s a safe, ideal place for young people to attend school as they are learning how to live on their own.
EDITORIAL: Support the football team in the first home game Saturday
(09/06/18 1:01pm)
This Saturday will officially kick off another football season at Central Michigan University. The Chippewas face the Kansas Jayhawks in the first home game at 3 p.m. Sept. 8 at Kelly/Shorts Stadium.
EDITORIAL: An open letter to President Davies
(08/30/18 1:44am)
Dear President Davies,
EDITORIAL: Have a great summer
(05/01/18 7:12pm)
We did it, Chippewas.
EDITORIAL: Central Michigan University is trying to rebrand its core values to the opposite of what it stands for
(05/01/18 7:08pm)
Take a look at Central Michigan University.
EDITORIAL: As long as women are mistreated, there will always be a need for SlutWalk
(04/23/18 5:16pm)
On April 22, nearly 200 people took to the streets to march in the annual SlutWalk.
EDITORIAL: Central Michigan University's mental health services must take top priority in academic reorganization efforts
(03/30/18 2:40pm)
At Central Michigan University, mental health advocacy and counseling services are in high demand. It's no secret. In fact, university administrators will tell you as much when you ask them.
EDITORIAL: Walking out to end gun violence does make a different — it makes a statement
(03/21/18 2:17pm)
On March 14, the country saw the largest effort of student-led protesting in U.S. history.
EDITORIAL: Central Michigan University must stop requiring students to pay for FOIA requests
(03/15/18 4:31pm)
Sunshine Week is devoted to promoting Freedom of Information laws across the country. For us it's a time to emphasize the importance of open government in Michigan public education — and to remind readers that state universities must follow the Freedom of Information and Open Meetings acts just like public school districts have to.
EDITORIAL: Following March 2 shooting we must come together to help move forward
(03/12/18 2:32pm)
We are going to be OK.
EDITORIAL: Alternative Spring Breaks showcase commitment CMU students have to bettering the nation, world
(02/26/18 12:53am)
As Spring Break draws closer, it's easy to mentally check out.
EDITORIAL: Transparency, honesty should be foundation for CMU president search
(02/22/18 5:18pm)
As Central Michigan University begins the task of finding its next president it's clear that most of us won't get to be a part of it.
EDITORIAL: Supporting Special Olympics Michigan shouldn't hinge on seasonal donations
(02/18/18 10:03pm)
More than 250 people took the plunge for Special Olympics Michigan at the annual Polar Plunge Feb. 17 in the Wayside Central parking lot.
EDITORIAL: Sure Shot — Go see a women's basketball game; be a part of history
(02/15/18 7:36pm)
We talk a lot about school pride and the Chippewa spirit during key points in the academic year — Welcome Weekend, homecoming and graduation are some of them. It's fun to get swept up in the pomp and circumstance of Central Michigan University when it's warm out or when students and alumni gather together for a shared experience.
EDITORIAL: Take this Valentine's Day to treat the most important person in your life — yourself
(02/12/18 2:15am)
As Feb. 14 approaches, love is in the air — which means different things for different people, depending on your relationship status.
EDITORIAL: Don't neglect your mental health this semester, reach out and get help
(02/05/18 2:22pm)
Winter is the worst time for mental health.
EDITORIAL: Serious changes to FOIA laws must be made to help keep state, local institutions accountable
(02/01/18 3:57am)
Larry Nassar would still be in his position of authority if not for the work of investigative journalists.
EDITORIAL: Victim impact statements from Larry Nassar trial give power to those, others who have been sexually assaulted
(01/29/18 2:53pm)
In 2015, no one believed her.
EDITORIAL: Gov. Rick Snyder is leaving behind a legacy of environmental, educational wreckage — but we can fix it
(01/25/18 2:16am)
State of the State speeches often come off as disingenuous, but Gov. Rick Snyder seemed even more tone-deaf than usual Tuesday. In his final address, Snyder tried to shape his "legacy" by lauding infrastructure and job creation accomplishments.
