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Friends and family gathered in the Center for Student Inclusion and Diversity on Wednesday night to honor Indigenous Central Michigan University graduates of 2025 with a Kinomaagewin Celebration. The ceremony was hosted by the Office of Indigenous Affairs.
When final exams are approaching, many Central Michigan University students said the stress of studying has been intensified by what they see as confusing move-out expectations from Residence Life.
Today this fast-paced world writes an unprecedented history. We, students, are caught at the center of these rapid changes and their effects.
Editor's note and correction: Dr. George Kikano, executive Vice President for Health Affairs and Dean of the College of Medicine, received $437,581as part of his separation agreement, not $1.1 million as originally stated. The separation agreement did not include his annual salary from his departure date. Central Michigan Life apologizes for the error.
Central Michigan University College of Medicine (CMED) Dean George Kikano announced his resignation on March 6. His separation agreement now reveals that Kikano’s last day in this role will be May 15, 2025.
As part of Central Michigan University’s observation of Arab American Heritage Month, the Multicultural Academic Student Services (MASS) Office is set to host an Arab Food Festival where students will be able to indulge in an array of authentic Arab dishes.
Central Michigan University President Neil MacKinnon briefly discussed his plan to improve the university’s enrollment in his report during the CMU Board of Trustees meeting. The president said his administration is taking the first steps in implementing a strategic enrollment plan.
When I was accepted to Central Michigan University in 2022, the big, mailed envelope came with a poster covered in the maroon and gold of CMU branding that simply said “Welcome home.”
Central Michigan University is projecting a 25% decline in graduate international student enrollment next academic year -- a demographic on whose growth the institution has prided itself for the past few years.
The new Division of University Engagement and Student Affairs is set to combine the Office for Institutional Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and the Division of Student Affairs on May 16.
Central Michigan University’s Greek Life community came together in full force April 12-16 for one of its most successful Greek Weeks, raising $35,000 for the Isabella County Child Advocacy Center and engaging 88% of Greek Life students across campus, according to CMU’s primary fraternity and sorority advisor Molly Schuneman.
On Thursday, April 17, Central Michigan University President Neil MacKinnon announced a change to executive leadership structure: the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will merge with the Division of Student Affairs.
Central Michigan University is set to celebrate the legacy of the 4th CMU President Eugene Clarence, or E.C. Warriner’s work on international peace with the 10th annual Raising of the Peace Flag.
The Central Michigan District Health Department used the National Public Health Week to highlight the often unseen work of public health professionals, and to draw attention to current challenges, including a growing measles outbreak and recent federal funding cuts, CMDHD Health Officer Steve Hall said.
Emily Guiles, a Central Michigan University student, wakes up to the calming sound of Lake Michigan waves lapping at the shore, the sun peeking through the windows of her barrack-like dormitory. She rolls out of her bunk bed, pulls on her waterproof boots, and heads to grab a quick breakfast.
The House of Representatives for the Central Michigan University Student Government Association had a new speaker for its meeting Monday night.
Neil MacKinnon was officially vested as Central Michigan University's 16th president in a ceremony Friday, where he shared his goals for the university under his leadership.
The Central Michigan University Student Government Association House of Representatives passed its first resolution of the semester on to the university’s president’s office for review.
Central Michigan University's Student Government Association held five debates for its 2025 Executive Board Debate, allowing students to ask candidates how they will improve the university on behalf of students, if elected.
Presidential candidates for Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association answered several student questions about leadership, engagement and advocacy Monday night during the 2025 Executive Board debate. These were two of five debates held during the meeting.
