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Heidi Tracy grew up on a small family-owned farm. When she was young, she often drove the tractor to cut hay in her family's fields. Her lines were usually crooked and zig-zagged until her father gave her some advice.
Keys jingle as collections manager Ron Bloomfield digs them out of his pocket and unlocks a heavy metal door, which creaks as he enters a dark room on the first floor of Rowe Hall.
Central Michigan University's Program Board is hosting a silent disco this Friday.
On Nov. 8, 2018, the day after a racist message was written on a whiteboard outside a dorm in Sweeney Hall, NAACP chapter president Australyah Coleman sprang into action.
Central Michigan University police officers, current and retired, joined with students, faculty and Mount Pleasant community members to celebrate the department's 50th anniversary.
The Chemistry and Biochemistry Department at Central Michigan University is offering four new major concentrations to undergraduate chemistry majors.
Central Michigan University will receive more state funding this academic year.
President Bob Davies announced a search committee for Central Michigan University's first vice president of student recruitment and retention on Oct. 14.
Central Michigan University students have been running a nationwide campus challenge that encourages students to go outside and exercise.
Edward T. Howley, author and former University of Tennessee kinesiology professor, researches and writes about fitness.
Jaco Booyens was born in South Africa where he lived with his sister, his brother, and his single mother. At the age of 18, Jaco’s 12-year-old sister went missing and was sold into sex trafficking. Jaco wouldn’t see his sister for another six years.
With Cybersecurity month in full swing, business information systems faculty and the Cyber Security Club are working to make Central Michigan University students aware of the importance of cybersecurity.
Central Michigan University will receive more state funding this academic year.
Members of Sexual Aggression Peer Advocates stood with a clothesline of t-shirts at the university seal. Many students passed by on their way to class, some stopped to read a few of the shirts and others gave a nervous glance before continuing on with their day.
It might be an understatement to say that Homecoming is a big deal for Office of Information Technology staff member Eric Bellmore. The 1996 graduate has celebrated the last 20 Homecomings tailgating with a growing group of alumni, friends, coworkers, students and family.
When Holland junior Alyssa Leal arrived at Central Michigan University, she felt lost and confused. After battling her way through the application process, she had no knowledge of resources or where to find help on campus. She couldn’t turn to her father for advice like she had done in the past, because Leal was the first in her family to go to college.
Students can help save up to three lives and receive a free t-shirt by donating blood at an American Red Cross blood drive.
Central Michigan University's Health Professions Residential College is celebrating its 20-year anniversary.
The sixth annual Great Lakes Science in Action Symposium aspires to prepare and present "the next generation of Great Lakes science" by translating water quality to lawmaking.
At every academic senate meeting, senators are encouraged to facilitate conversations and ask questions.
