May the best venture win
(03/23/17 1:23am)
For students like Neha Srivastava and her teammates, Friday could be an important day that defines their careers in the field of business.
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Union leaders say they've been left in the dark about budget crisis, cuts
(03/20/17 2:46am)
As Central Michigan University administrators grapple with a $20 million budget deficit — a crisis almost certain to involve base-budget cuts and campus-wide layoffs —teacher and staff unions are wondering what will happen to them.
Students, faculty support creation of Gender and Sexuality Center at town hall discussion
(03/16/17 4:17am)
Students, faculty and staff rallied in support of administrators forming a Gender and Sexuality Center on Central Michigan University's campus.
Addressing the Deficit
(03/14/17 5:17pm)
Central Michigan University administrators announced this week the 2017-18 fiscal year is likely to produce a $6 million budget deficit. That is in addition to the $14 million deficit the university is grappling with this fiscal year. This is according to a press release issued Tuesday.
Gender and Sexuality Center discussion slated for Wednesday in Park Library
(03/12/17 8:50pm)
A town hall discussion about the possibility of opening a Gender and Sexuality Center at Central Michigan University is slated for 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 15 at the Charles V. Park Library Auditorium.
Ross discusses budget deficit, first-generation students in committee address
(03/02/17 10:44pm)
Layoffs are likely and the university is in the midst of course-correcting for its $14 million budget deficit, said Central Michigan University President George Ross.
Hazing misconception: It's not just in Greek Life
(02/26/17 7:14pm)
When new members of a basketball team are instructed to take an extra lap during practice, the concept of hazing doesn’t spring to mind for most.
University's budget deficit now estimated at $14 million
(02/16/17 9:38pm)
Central Michigan University is facing a $14 million budget shortfall, according to new projections.
SGA announces plans for State of the Student Body Address at committee
(02/16/17 2:18am)
Student Government Association leaders presented tentative plans for a State of the Student Body address at the Trustee-Liaison Student Committee meeting, part of the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees, in the President's Conference Room on Wednesday at the Bovee University Center.
University officials now say anti-Semitic card creator was previously a CMU student
(02/14/17 11:29pm)
Central Michigan University President George Ross said Tuesday that the creator of an anti-Semitic Valentine's Day card is a former student.
Board of Trustees to discuss new graduate degree at formal session
(02/14/17 4:37pm)
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees will meet for their first formal session of 2017 at 8:30 a.m. Thursday.
College of Science and Engineering to offer fewer course sections to manage deficit
(02/26/17 11:59pm)
The College of Science and Engineering Dean, Ian Davison, is confident that the college can manage the budget deficit without making department cuts.
Dean Davison named as finalist considered for provost position at GVSU
(02/14/17 2:56am)
Grand Valley Lanthorn reported on Feb. 1 that Ian Davison, dean of the College of Science and Engineering at Central Michigan University, is being considered for the provost position at Grand Valley State University.
University completes inquiry on anti-Semitic Valentine's Day Card
(02/11/17 12:08am)
University officials say the woman responsible for creating an anti-Semitic Valentine's Day card was not a Central Michigan University student as of Feb. 8, 2017 and has since left Mount Pleasant.
What people said about the anti-Semitic Valentine's Day card
(02/12/17 11:47pm)
News of an anti-Semitic Valentine's Day card that trivializes the Holocaust sparked outrage on the campus of Central Michigan University and drew international condemnation.
University to sell Flint broadcast station for $14 million
(02/08/17 11:11pm)
Following a year of silence, Central Michigan University officials have announced its Flint public broadcasting station will be sold for $14 million.
'Pitch to the Pros' event prepares students for New Venture Competition
(02/08/17 6:32pm)
A workshop for students participating in the upcoming New Venture Completion will be held from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Feb. 10 in Grawn 278. The workshop, titled “Marketing Strategy and Key Milestones,” is hosted by the College of Business Administration.
Faculty concerned due to budget cuts, immigration ban and future of research
(02/07/17 10:45pm)
Senators in the Academic Senate expressed deep concern about pending budget cuts expected in each department to manage the $10.6 million deficit facing Central Michigan University.
Study by professor shows university must promote inclusion
(02/09/17 12:53am)
University officials say they are making some progress in addressing the concerns of minority students who say they face racial discrimination at Central Michigan University and in Mount Pleasant.
University responds to executive order
(01/30/17 9:33pm)
Central Michigan University President George Ross joined other public universities and issued a statement Monday regarding U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order about immigration.
