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Q&A: French professor shares story of her immigration and identity
(02/26/21 6:15pm)
Before working at Central Michigan University as an associate professor, Leïla Ennaïli was born to a working-class family and raised in the French town of Briey.
Q&A: CMU journalism alumnus discusses new position as Detroit Free Press sports editor
(02/18/21 9:09pm)
CMU Journalism alumnus Kirkland Crawford quickly realized that becoming a professional athlete was never in the cards, so he found a different way to stay close to sports.
Former QB David Moore prepares for the draft while recounting adversity
(02/18/21 6:11pm)
David Moore felt he was stuck. His NFL dreams were once again out of his control.
Q&A: Tricia Keith, former Board of Trustees chair, reflects on experiences as Trustee
(02/12/21 2:21pm)
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees met this week without former chair Tricia Keith. It's the first time the board has met without Keith as a trustee then since Jan. 2013.
Q&A: Evan Stehlik discusses his drag identity, Remington Rose
(02/16/21 6:49pm)
Evan Stehlik's eye for design is always lashed and lined when he transforms into his drag persona, Remington Rose.
Students and staff members take advantage of the snowfall
(02/08/21 3:47pm)
Central Michigan University students and staff members were both happy and irritated by the heavy snowfall over the weekend.
Q&A: Academic Senate chairperson nominated for women in education leadership award
(03/04/21 7:01pm)
After 16 years working at Central Michigan University, mathematics faculty member Katrina Piatek-Jimenez received CMU's 2021 nomination for the Distinguished Woman in Higher Education Leadership Award.
Students spend the first wellness day relaxing, catching up on schoolwork
(02/05/21 4:46pm)
On Feb. 4, students all over campus got to experience Central Michigan University's first wellness day.
Biology professor uses fruit flies to study Alzheimer's disease
(02/06/21 7:20pm)
Sometimes while researching complex diseases, information that may lead to treatment is found in unexpected sources. For Alzheimer’s research at Central Michigan University, one of these sources is fruit flies.
Q&A: Vocal performance student discusses changes in learning due to the pandemic
(01/29/21 4:01pm)
Vocalist and Midland sophomore Aria Segura still expects applause upon finishing a performance but is becoming accustomed to the silence of a near-empty auditorium.
Q&A: Olivia Cyman explains student engagement, goals as city commissioner
(02/03/21 3:26pm)
Sitting in denial on Nov. 4, Olivia Cyman could not believe that she won.
Plugged in to Campus: CMUPD community officer connects with students through game nights
(01/28/21 6:35pm)
Policing became Joshua Chapman's future of choice after a baseball career did not pan out the way he had dreamed.
Sociology survey shows impact of COVID-19 on students
(01/27/21 8:12pm)
Out of the 2,845 Central Michigan University undergraduate students surveyed, about 74 percent said they didn't learn as much as they normally would during the Fall 2020 semester.
New SGA VP gives roadmap for semester
(01/25/21 8:09pm)
Saginaw senior Brandon McDonald ran against Katie Prebelich in 2019 for the opportunity to be Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association President. He lost, yet a year later he now serves as vice president alongside his former opponent.
Q&A: Freshman discusses using Minecraft sounds in music making process
(01/05/21 2:56pm)
Kalamazoo freshman Aleja Champers’s favorite video game is Minecraft.
Q&A: Podcast creator talks about juggling multiple creative interests
(01/01/21 9:15pm)
When Flat Rock freshman Jaymes Rodriguez wakes up, he immediately thinks about the work that has to be that day.
Q&A: Student discusses directing CMU Color Guard, national experience
(12/28/20 4:23pm)
Ironwood senior Maggie Meyer is a double major in math and psychology, but that hasn’t stopped her from pursuing creative outlets in other aspects of her life.
Q&A: Grad assistant creates face covering based on beaked, plague doctor mask
(12/17/20 5:28pm)
Because of the face covering she wears in public, Hannah Gulick stands out in a crowd of masked people.
Microscopy facility finds ways to stay safe while in-person
(01/18/21 10:22pm)
During the Fall 2020 semester, online classes became the normal format. For the microscopy department at Central Michigan University, a fully online learning experience is impossible, but they’re making the best of the situation.
