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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.
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the country, scientists and health practitioners throughout Michigan are studying a new method of surveillance.
As COVID-19 continues to plague the state of Michigan, President Davies said it is his job to set an example at Central Michigan University. That's why you won't see him without his maroon and gold mask.
Walking out of a nearly-empty Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse, CMU's women's basketball team was disappointed after losing to Toledo in the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
Photojournalism professor Kent Miller watched as one-by-one his students connected to the Zoom call. What was intended to be a typical weekly class period, turned into a deeper discussion about the historic flooding that occurred this summer in the Great Lakes Bay region.
A gold cannon sits atop a wooden trophy with plaques showing results of games between CMU and Western Michigan.
As the power went out at Kelly/Shorts Stadium, the members of the Central Michigan University Marching Band quickly pulled out their phones and turned on their flash lights.
About 19 miles west of Mount Pleasant sits a small town of about 3,000 people called Remus.
Students in the Model United Nations course, recently won an award for "Best Overall Delegation" at their annual nationwide conference.
Dominic Yamarino has been refreshing his phone to see if there are any new results for the United States 2020 Presidential Election.
Before the national media projected Vice President Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 Presidential Election, there was already some political tension on Central Michigan University's campus. It doesn't compare to what happened in the wake of President Donald Trump's election.
A new support group called More Than a Body (MTAB) is being started on campus.
You climb inside a red sphere and are surrounded by complete darkness. A screen in front of you lights up with the image of an airport runway.
Jason Keeler is a self proclaimed life long pumpkin enthusiast.
Central Michigan University history faculty members Lane and Jennifer Liu Demas are taking their family of four to Taiwan after being awarded Fulbright Scholar Awards.
As the COVID-19 quarantine started, Caledonia junior Sydney Pitchford, decided to try and teach herself to crochet.
Most Central Michigan University students are eagerly anticipating the Holiday Break that begins on Nov. 25. Not all students will have the option to return home after the semester ends, though.
Spooky season is here, which means that it is time to carve pumpkins. Luckily, Mount Pleasant residents do not have to travel very far to get one.
Like most businesses, Central Michigan University’s Museum of Cultural and Natural History was forced to close when the COVID-19 pandemic first affected the community.
David and Susan Sickelka watched as four movers transferred all their possessions from an orange semi-truck into their 114-year-old home. Floorboards creaked and thuds echoed against the walls filled with pealing, yellowed wallpaper as boxes were placed in designated rooms.
