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Marking the end of what his defense attorney called "a criminal nightmare," former Central Michigan University student Ian Elliott was sentenced Feb. 7 to serve one year in Isabella County Jail on a reduced charge of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct.
Fellow students, the CMU Student Government Association will be holding Senate elections for 15 available seats on Monday, Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. in the Bovee University Center Auditorium, on the third floor. These elected members will share an incredible opportunity to make an impact on our campus community. Senators advocate through projects, initiatives, and legislation on the issues they care about.
New student representatives were shown the basics of Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association at its Jan. 13 meeting, the first of the spring semester.
Defense attorneys for former Central Michigan University student Ian Elliott have filed a motion to vacate Elliott's plea on a third-degree Criminal Sexual Conduct charge after an internal investigation by the Michigan Attorney General's office found wrongdoing by the prosecutor who handled the case.
These days it can sometimes feel that our country has more that divides us than unites us. With strong beliefs and passion, it can be difficult to engage in conversations about the topics that are most important to us out of fear of polarization with the people around us.
Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association dedicated its Dec. 2 meeting to celebrate the work from fall semester and look ahead to what’s coming in spring.
Student government association tabled legislation aimed at parking lot reform and the establishment of a green study space on the former site of Barnes Hall at its Nov. 26 meeting, the last of the semester.
Both pieces of legislation proposed at Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association Nov. 18 meeting passed.
Two resolutions were presented to Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association at its Nov. 11 meeting. Senators voted to continue discussion on both resolutions next week, when they will both be eligible to be voted upon.
Valparaiso, Indiana senior Yvon Bergner spent many of his middle and high school weekends traveling with his family in a trailer up, down and around the coast of Lake Michigan visiting powwows, participating in at least 40 by his count.
Central Michigan University Student Government Association Vice President Lyndi Rose gathered thoughts from its members at its Nov. 4 meeting regarding how they would like CMU to approach Title IX, particularly in light of changes proposed in recent years by U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.
Representatives of the Office of Civil Rights and Institutional Equity (OCRIE) and Sexual Aggression Peer Advocates (SAPA) spoke at the Oct. 28 meeting of Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association.
Central Michigan University's Student Government Association gave students the opportunity to question City Commission candidates and hear about their platforms ahead of the election on Nov. 5.
Central Michigan University students will be able to make their concerns heard to the people who could be running Mount Pleasant at next week's Student Government Association meeting.
Chicago freshman Caleob Mitchell was elected to the senate of Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association and as Cobb Hall president this year, but channeling the voices of his fellow students to create change is nothing new to him.
Free tampons and menstrual pads will be available in four CMU bathrooms beginning this week, Student Government Association Vice President Lyndi Rose announced at SGA’s Sept. 30 meeting. This marks the second year Rose has spearheaded the Menstrual Hygiene Product Initiative.
Here at Central Michigan University, student involvement drives every aspect of our campus.
Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association held elections Monday evening to select a house leader, senate leader and to fill a spate of vacant senate seats.
Central Michigan University's Student Government Association kicked off the 2018-19 academic year Sept. 9 with a meeting devoted to acquainting the student body with what SGA is, who’s involved, and how it works. As the executive board members introduced themselves, they detailed their visions they want to accomplish this year.
The Student Government Association will be holding its first weekly meeting of the year 7 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 9 in the Bovee University Center auditorium.
