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A bill introduced last September that could create discussion about a centralized governing board over public universities still awaits a hearing from the Michigan Government Operations Committee.
Academic Senate has the power to change Central Michigan University.
The Board of Trustees and seven college deans are standing by University President George Ross and Provost Gary Shapiro after an Academic Senate's vote of no confidence.
Fundraising for CMED remains about halfway complete with 50.57 percent of $25 million raised thus far.
Construction on a data center building will begin next fall, located between the engineering and technology building and the combined services building.
University President George Ross is not the first Central Michigan University president to receive a no confidence vote from the Academic Senate.
The Board of Trustees Thursday will consider authorizing the renovation of Anspach Hall and the building of a new data center.
The College of Medicine has asked for a lot from Central Michigan University:
The Swim and Dive Club is working toward an addition to campus they believe will benefit the student body and Mount Pleasant community.
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees will hold committee meetings Wednesday and its formal session at 10 a.m. Thursday in the President's Conference Room in the Bovee University Center.
State Rep. Bob Genetski wants to create a commission to analyze and start a conversation about the governance structures of Michigan universities.
The state of higher education in Michigan is in need of change.
Central Michigan University's administration and Faculty Association have reached an "impasse," or stalemate, Provost Gary Shapiro said in an "Open Letter to the CMU Community."
Students, it’s time to stand up.
Faculty Association members voiced their concerns to the board of trustees Wednesday and Thursday in the Bovee University Center.
Central Michigan University's Student Government Association is working to expand library hours, online academic audits along with other initiatives.
Central Michigan University's College of Medicine remains about halfway to its fundraising goal of $25 million, as it has been since April.
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees will consider spending $28.5 million for graduate student housing on Bellows Street at its meeting Thursday.
Very clearly stated and quite widely used, the mission statement of the Central Michigan University Student Government Association is: “Dedicated to inspiring improvement throughout its community by providing and promoting advocacy amongst and for its constituency, in hopes of developing a healthy and diverse learning environment while fostering a positive image of our university.” Put exceedingly simply, SGA is responsible for promoting ‘advocacy of the students,’ at whole, of CMU and to provide to them a ‘healthy learning environment.’
CMU's operating budget for fiscal year 2011-12 weighs in at $429 million, an increase of about $11 million from last year's $418 million.
