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Student loan interest rates may double, when Congress acts
As the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees voted to raise tuition last week, student loan interest rates are set...
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Ohio University debates instituting frozen tuition rates similar to CMU Promise
Ohio University is exploring an option similar to the CMU Promise that Central Michigan University implemented in 2005. The...
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University using online classes, virtual library to cater to ‘non-traditional’ students
Colleges and universities across the country are increasingly seeing a different type of student enrolling: the non-traditional...
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University Libertarians new RSO on campus, hopes to appeal to students
Tyler Hicks is only a freshman, but he hopes his vision for the newly formed University Libertarians registered student...
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Clarke Historical Library receives $15,000 grant for documentary
Clarke Historical Library received a grant of $15,000 to complete its documentary on American Indians fighting in the Civil...
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About half of Master of Science in Administration graduate programs receive Priority 4, 5
Editors note: This is the sixth story in a series about Academic Prioritization. More than half of Master of Science in Administration...
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COLUMN: Please, learn to drive
Two weeks ago, four out of the six stories on Central Michigan Life’s homepage were related to car accidents. The simple...
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SAPA launches new 24/7 chat line
Central Michigan University’s Sexual Aggression Peer Advocates has added a new way for sexual assault victims to seek help. Launched...
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Ross clarifies past statement, bill to approve four-year degrees from community colleges could hurt CMU
This article has been updated for accuracy. During Tuesday’s Academic Senate meeting, University President George Ross...
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Authors of ‘Academically Adrift’ visit campus Monday, say college is too easy
The professors who found 45 percent of students show no significant improvement in learning during the first two years of...
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Authors of ‘Academically Adrift’ to speak Monday on campus
Forty-five percent of students show no significant improvement in learning during the first two years of college, according...
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Provost reports more minority, transfer students enrolled
There are more minority and transfer students than ever this year Provost Gary Shapiro said at Tuesday’s Academic Senate...
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