Have you found yourself having the desire to become a knight in an age where nearly all knightly gear is obsolete, and no ...

The Moss Performing Arts Center and the Robinson Theatre have seen restricted usage of certain classrooms, hallways, offices ...

Early in the morning on Oct. 6, 2025, former Daily Sentinel sports editor and longtime CMU sports information assistant Mary ...

At CMU, an ongoing debate has been unfolding regarding student privacy, constitutional rights and the university’s ...

On Sept. 10, the Associated Student Government (ASG) voted in two new supreme court justices, juniors Kayla Bauer and Addie ...

Campus Safety recently tested its emergency notification system with a series of text messages and emails sent to students ...

In early August, the air conditioning (AC) on the men’s side of the Piñon Residence Hall stopped producing cold air. Piñon Residents did not realize this would become an ongoing issue, however, heat ...

When freshman pre-business administration major Luke Travis picked up a curious rock while exploring the natural areas around Highline Lake State Park, he did not expect it to spark debate among ...

The Straw Hat Pirates are a global symbol for unified revolution and youth visibility. Recent protests led by younger generations in Nepal, Indonesia and the Philippines have invoked the powerful ...

Last Friday in Arcadia, the Writers’ Guild closed out two weeks of zine creation with an Open Mic Night. A total of 10 speakers spent the night bringing works of literature to life and performing ...

CMU alumni Nick Gumpert recently released his first book on Oct. 1, titled “Starting.” It’s a piece that discusses mental health management tools that many college-aged students may find helpful.

Two weeks ago, Garfield Hall’s Residence Assistants (RAs) were put on high alert, as a group of students were causing distress for residents in the building. Reportedly, this group of four or five ...