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A federal appeals court has ruled in Central Michigan University’s favor in a discrimination lawsuit filed by a former journalism faculty member.
A total of 38 student teams will compete in the Make-A-Pitch competition on Dec. 6, an increase from the previously recorded-high of 26 that competed last year.
Central Michigan University students who have an idea for a product or service they think could be profitable will have an opportunity to pitch their ideas in front of a panel of judges and receive feedback at the Dec. 6 Make-A-Pitch competition.
Central Michigan University's Board of Trustees will meet for the final time this year at 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 7.
Aspiring student entrepreneurs will have a chance to showcase their ideas at the eighth annual Make-A-Pitch competition at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 6 in the Grawn Hall atrium.
A new study abroad program in Scotland aims to teach students about the importance of networking — by teaching them how to golf.
Academic Senators expressed resistance to a bill in the U.S. Congress which could affect graduate students and their research on campus during a meeting Nov. 21.
Three speakers have been invited address graduates at the Central Michigan University commencement ceremonies on Dec. 16 in McGuirk Arena.
Academic Senate passed a new initiative for handling degree revisions.
At age 10, "Little Miss Flint" has been offered a scholarship to attend Central Michigan University.
The College of Business Administration will host a workshop for student-led teams preparing for April's New Venture Competition 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10 in Grawn Hall room 278.
Of the seven academic colleges at Central Michigan University, the College of Business Administration is the only one to see a growth in overall undergraduate enrollment over the past five years.
Central Michigan University's College of Business Administration has begun offering a graduate-level online program titled Master of Entrepreneurial Transactions.
Central Michigan University has named members who will serve on three committees that will work on the university's Academic Organizational Review.
A former Central Michigan University trustee and her husband have donated $1 million to benefit the Charles V. Park Library and leadership efforts.
Transparency and an achievable timetable are the major concerns faculty and staff have for Central Michigan University’s academic restructuring.
Ian Davison, senior vice provost for academic reorganization initiative, said all input from the Central Michigan University community will be welcomed during the university's review and restructuring effort.
Ian Davison, senior vice provost of the academic reorganization initiative, will give a presentation on the university's review and restructuring effort and will respond to questions at 2:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6, in the Charles V. Park Library Auditorium.
Hailey Polidori, left, and Bryan Caragay, right, give a presentation on their smartphone app Guarded during the New Venture Competition on Friday, March 24, 2017, in the Education and Human Services Building.
The creation of a specialized bra for women who have undergone mastectomy surgery is one step closer to reality.
