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Caul hopeful on increasing funding
CMU ranks as the lowest recipient of per student state funding for Michigan public universities. But newly elected 99th District...
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All in the family
Sisters Nicole, Katie and Courtney Ballinger carried their sisterly bond to CMU and will now graduate with it. These...
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‘…that all men are created equal’
Heads were held high as a solitary group of CMU students, staff and community members embarked on its annual tour...
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Two alumni take control as RHDs
CMU’s Residence Life staff has hired two alumni as residence hall directors. Doug Kendrick replaces Selena Pollzzie,...
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Two CMU students each receive $1,000 grants
Two CMU students were awarded $1,000 grants from the Employee Unlimited Potential Committee at Crittenton Hospital in Rochester. Melissa...
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Sessions offered to help possible entrepreneurs
The Institute for the Entrepreneur, a series of sessions regarding business, may be of interest to CMU business majors. The...
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Herron leaves behind a legacy of student advocacy
His down to earth personality, warm remarks, sense of humor and intense interest in all he came across will not soon...
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Memory of King honored differently
For Crystal Simpson, Inkster sophomore, Martin Luther King Jr. Day means exploring and remembering the man who...
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Admissions coordinator takes interim job
Jim Crawley, coordinator of International Admissions in the International Education Office, has been promoted to interim...
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Diversifying the classroom
CMU is taking strides with technology to build a more culturally aware campus. Four classes this semester are linked...
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Monday kicks off MLK week
It’s a week to celebrate a great man, as well as one which is intended to create unity. Monday kicks off a...
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Workshop centers on Open Meetings Act
Both CMU’s attorney and Board of Trustees secretary feel that board members haven’t violated the Open...
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