Student Media

Student Publications

Moore Hall 436

989/774-3493

Fax: 989/774-7805

www.cm-life.com

David Clark, Director of Student Publications

Kathy Simon, Assistant Director of Student Publications

Central Michigan Life
Celebrating 96 years on campus, CM Life is a nationally-recognized, student-run media company that employs more than 100 students. Editors and reporters publish university, local and state news on cm-life.com, in print editions twice per week and produce podcasts. The company also employs advertising students who sell print and digital products, public relations students who offer promotional services and a creative services team that offers graphic design solutions. Advertising students also staff Social Café, an ad agency that offers print, digital and social media products to campus and community customers. Follow CM Life on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest and iTunes.
The Central Review
The creative arts magazine of the university, the Central Review, is edited and published by students. It is published each semester and contains commentary, poetry, and creative writing.

Cocurricular Electronic Media

Located in Moore Hall, the School of Broadcast and Cinematic Arts operates the following facilities to provide BCA students with a broad spectrum of professional training opportunities:

Moore Hall Television is a full-time cable television station transmitting to the campus on channel 34 and the community on channel 189, MHTV offers practical experience in all phases of television programming, including News Central 34, mid-Michigan’s only daily television newscast. Other featured series regularly include sports, game and reality shows, as well as scripted entertainment productions.
WMHW-FM is a two-service HD station broadcasting digitally and at 91.5 and 101.1 on the analog band. Moore Rock 91.5 provides multiple counties with cutting edge music and extensive sports coverage. Mountain 101 offers the greater Mt. Pleasant area an Album Adult Alternative format. Both stations are streamed worldwide at www.wmhw.org and provide student broadcasters with intensive immersion in every aspect of programming and managing a dual station cluster.