Editor-in-chief Isaac Ritchey asks four former Central Michigan Life editors about their experiences covering the 2016 election, the 2017 presidential inauguration and the events that followed.
During the first Academic Senate meeting of the semester, President Davies and Provost Schutten discuss adapting plans for the upcoming semesters and COVID-19.
David Ford will start as the next dean of the College of Science and Engineering on June 15.
CMU's volleyball team kicked off its unique spring season with a split against Ohio, making the Chippewas ...
The Chippewa baseball team is scheduled to play 56 games this season beginning on Feb. 19.
During the first Academic Senate meeting of the semester, President Davies and Provost Schutten discuss ...
The microscopy facility still taught in-person this year with new precautions to protect students and ...
In an email to campus on Jan. 8, CMU President Bob Davies outlined the university's efforts to make ...
With everyday life changing in 2020 due to COVID-19, CMU's campaign for United Way is operating a little ...
Executive Director of Financial Planning and Budgets Joe Garrison said the 13 percent decrease is largely ...
Budget cuts have resulted in the elimination of three positions within CMUPD, which make up 9 percent ...
Editor-in-chief Isaac Ritchey asks four former Central Michigan Life editors about their experiences ...
Central Michigan Life spoke with the presidents of College Democrats and College Republicans on what ...
David Jesuit, chair of the Department of Political Science at Central Michigan University, was watching ...
Electing a new president didn’t solve the problems that have taken root in our country and for hundreds ...
David Parrish, a 1991 alumnus and six-time Emmy winner, has advice for students looking to succeed at ...
Weeks from now, as we continue to process Jan. 6, we need to look critically at our nation’s educational ...
