Michigan justices visit CMU ahead of election
Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood from the Michigan Supreme Court visited Central Michigan University on Sept 30. They spoke to students about their time in the judicial branch.
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Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood from the Michigan Supreme Court visited Central Michigan University on Sept 30. They spoke to students about their time in the judicial branch.
The Academic Senate postponed a vote on changes to the General Education Committee after faculty raised concerns about how different academic areas would be represented at the Academic Senate meeting on Sept. 29.
Central Michigan University is now home to 13,524 students, which is a 600 student drop from last year and around a 9,500 student drop from 2017. Despite low enrollment, Vice President of Student Recruitment and Retention, Jennifer DeHaemers, said she is optimistic about where the university stands with enrollment.
In their September formal meeting, the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees offered an optimistic view on enrollment trends heading into the 2026-27 academic year, but were met with deep concerns from community members about what these numbers mean for the future.
Vice President of Student Recruitment and Retention Jennifer DeHaemers said she and her team will be reconsidering enrollment goals made in the Strategic Enrollment Management Plan (SEM) after Central Michigan University saw another drop in enrollment this semester, during the Board of Trustees Committee meetings on Wednesday, Sept. 23.
Smith Hall, an ivied brick building, stands in the historic North district, between Grawn Hall and Franklin Street, but its lifetime is running out.
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Saginaw on Tuesday as Central Michigan University broke ground on a $100 million College of Medicine building along the Saginaw River, marking the next step in a project that has been in development for years.
Editor's note: This story was updated on Oct. 2 to correct the last name of Olivia Leasure.
Central Michigan University and the Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council have reached an agreement regarding custodial staff wages.
Two classrooms in Wightman Hall flooded after torrential rainfall hit Central Michigan University on Thursday, Sept. 3.
Driving down Broomfield Rd., you may have noticed two black cameras that line each side of the street, with both pointed at passing cars. As fears grow nationwide about automated license plate readers and the growth of surveillance in the United States, questions have been raised on social media about two cameras on campus.
Central Michigan University’s Board of Trustees approved the increased tuition rates for the 2026-27 academic year at its meeting on Thursday, June 25.
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees will vote on naming and approving the entire project cost of CMU’s medical education building in Saginaw at its formal meeting Thursday.
Former Central Michigan University Trustee Todd Anson wrote that presidential leadership at CMU allowed the university’s decline in a column in Midland Daily News on April 19. He also wrote that the current CMU Board and President Neil MacKinnon are “ill-equipped” to address the financial challenges the university faces.
Last July, President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which included several proposed changes to federal student aid. These changes will take effect July 1, 2026.
The Central Michigan University community is remembering the life and legacy of Robert “Bob” Kohrman, a founding dean, longtime chemistry professor and passionate historian whose curiosity and generosity left a lasting mark on campus.
The Office of Student Conduct is proposing to change its procedures to reflect current societal concerns and the way students currently behave, Trustee Sharon Heath said at the Board of Trustees meeting on April 22. The current procedure, Heath said, does not consider “threats of mass violence," and will address new ways students behave.
Central Michigan University put out an announcement stating that the suspect posting comments with threats is banned from campus and will be arrested if they return.
The Central Michigan University Police Department Chief Cameron Wassman said the police are investigating the social media comments incident.
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape higher education, Central Michigan University faculty leaders and administrators discussed the university’s approach to AI, highlighting both its opportunities and its risks to teaching methods during the Academic Senate meeting on April 7.