CRIME LOG: City police confront theft, burglary and assault over winter break
(01/24/20 5:13pm)
The following incidents were among those handled by the Mount Pleasant Police Department from Dec. 17, 2019 - Jan. 10, 2020.
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New art gallery exhibit depicts effects of gun violence
(01/16/20 5:59pm)
Dozens let out painful sighs and hung their heads Jan. 15 as they walked through the University Art Gallery's newest exhibit "Guns: Loaded Conversations."
RA application deadline extended to Monday
(01/15/20 8:44pm)
Due to a low number of applicants, the deadline to apply to be a resident assistant for the 2020-21 academic year has been extended.
Course drop/add period ends Friday
(01/15/20 12:10am)
Students can explore their new schedules throughout the week and make adjustments.
CMU launches new food insecurity programs in response to student outcry
(02/06/20 5:23pm)
After thousands of students signed a petition and organized protests to demand a meal swipe donation program, Central Michigan University responded by quickly implementing a plan that allows students to help fight food insecurity.
Three candidates in running for College of Business Administration associate dean
(01/15/20 10:30pm)
The College of Business Administration is seeking to fulfill an associate dean position.
Associate dean of the College of Arts and Media begins new position
(01/14/20 10:14pm)
After serving as chair of the Department of Art and Design since 2016, Jonathon Russell began his new role as the associate dean of the College of Arts and Media on Jan. 6.
University Art Gallery opens new exhibition, "Guns: Loaded Conversations" Jan. 15
(01/10/20 8:52pm)
The Central Michigan University Art Gallery is opening a new exhibit this semester, titled, "Guns: Loaded Conversations."
More than 2,700 students graduate during December commencement
(12/15/19 2:14am)
More than 2,700 students said farewell to Central Michigan University during three commencement ceremonies Dec. 14.
VP of Finance and Administrative Services Barrie Wilkes to retire June 30
(12/15/19 1:16am)
Barrie Wilkes, the vice president of finance and administrative services at Central Michigan University, is retiring on June 30, 2020.
President Bob Davies receives 3-year contract extension by board of trustees
(12/05/19 8:02pm)
President Bob Davies will remain at the helm of Central Michigan University until at least 2024 after receiving a three-year contract extension Thursday, Dec. 5. from the board of trustees.
Takeaways from CMU Board of Trustees committee meetings
(12/05/19 1:30am)
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees met in committees Wednesday to prepare for its Thursday formal meeting.
CMU dancers prepare to dance in Japan
(12/11/19 7:25pm)
In April, 35 Central Michigan University students auditioned for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: To perform with a professional dance company in Japan.
Year in Review: The most important stories of 2019
(12/06/19 5:38pm)
As the decade came to a end, so did a lot of issues at Central Michigan University.
Park Library encourages de-stressing during exam time
(12/04/19 10:55pm)
University Libraries is providing support to students as they battle through final exams.
New dance major expands horizons for dancers at CMU
(12/12/19 7:47pm)
Dance students at Central Michigan University will find a new door open to them next fall — for the first time, the university will offer a major in Dance Studies.
Meal 'Swipe Bank' to be implemented in spring 2020
(11/27/19 3:23pm)
At the start of the spring 2020 semester, Central Michigan University students will have access to a Swipe Bank and $1 meals.
City commission sets third leaf collection date
(11/29/19 9:16pm)
Mount Pleasant City Commissioners approved another leaf pickup next week, named a field after a local community member and heard a speech from Central Michigan University President Bob Davies on Nov. 25.
SGA tables parking lot reform and Barnes green study space till spring semester
(11/26/19 9:00pm)
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.
Students continue advocating for meal swipe donation program, campus leaders respond
(11/24/19 10:09pm)
Central Michigan University students have taken to social media, Change.org and a CMU dining hall to protest a $25 fee for allowing another student to use their CentralCard to get into dining halls and to advocate for a meal swipe donation program.
