Avi Shabbat Interfaith dinner connected students of different faiths
(03/23/19 5:04pm)
What do you get when you put students of Muslim, Jewish and Christian faiths into a room together?
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Q&A: Author, reporter Joanna Connors to speak at CMU about her sexual assault
(03/23/19 9:31pm)
When Cleveland Plain Dealer reporter Joanna Connors was on assignment to review a play at a college theater, she was held at knifepoint and sexually assaulted.
Organization on campus saves lives by expanding bone marrow registry
(03/21/19 7:58pm)
Corinne Bass was a perfectly healthy 16-year-old. But one day, years ago, she woke up with red dots all over her body.
Film critic Adam Graham returns to CMU to share his career with students
(03/19/19 11:15pm)
Adam Graham attributes his 17-year-long career with The Detroit News to his time developing at Central Michigan University.
Finding Forever Homes: Dogs seized from illegal puppy mill being rehabilitated
(03/16/19 3:59pm)
Bonnie and Brenda, two silver and cream adult female Shih Tzus, arrived Feb 28 at the Mount Pleasant Humane Animal Treatment Society with 56 of their friends.
English faculty member brings enthusiasm, humor to classroom
(03/28/19 6:47pm)
Jeffrey Bean wakes up in the morning with the energy of someone who loves what they do – exactly what one might expect from the number one student-rated professor at Central Michigan University.
Q&A: Anthropology faculty member discusses her books, road to becoming a professor
(04/02/19 7:11pm)
When Cathy Willermet started her undergraduate degree, she had no inclination of becoming an anthropologist. But a general education course spiked her interest and led her on a prolonged path to becoming an anthropology professor at Central Michigan University.
SHOP TALK: Jon's Country Burgers offers look at 1957 Mount Pleasant
(03/19/19 1:30pm)
For 62 years, Jon’s Country Burgers has offered a little bit of everything to the Mount Pleasant community from its location at the corner of South Mission and Bellows Street.
Never too late: Muskegon senior finally arrives at CMU after beating cancer, serving in the Navy
(03/17/19 11:42pm)
Aaron Rop expected Navy boot camp to be difficult with the 6 a.m. wake-ups and grueling physical activity. Instead, the Muskegon senior struggled in different ways.
Artwalk artist details how Art Reach program shaped her work
(03/16/19 4:27pm)
When Margaret Colarelli entered her drawings into the Art Reach of Mid Michigan Artwalk in 2017, she didn’t expect that a first-place prize would lead to the evolution of her artwork.
Q&A: Mount Pleasant resident discusses creating 'Townie Talk' Facebook page
(04/16/19 8:58pm)
Ronnie Torres, creator of the famous local "Townie Talk" Facebook page, created a place for Mount Pleasant residents to share their favorite memories about living in Mid-Michigan.
Judo Club members benefit from mixed martial arts training
(02/26/19 8:56pm)
Although small in number, the Central Michigan University Judo Club fills the McGuirk Events Center wrestling room with energy and vigor in its weekly gatherings.
Q&A: Communications graduate student reflects on overcoming her speech impediment
(03/13/19 4:13pm)
It was the day she would deliver her first speech in a college course. Rachel Masch nervously read off her flash cards, trying to slow down her pace so she could deliver her speech clearly. As Masch continued speaking, her stutter and lisp started to appear. These speech impediments caused Masch to struggle as she stumbled over her words.
Veterinarians manage stray cat population using 'TNR' method
(02/28/19 6:49pm)
An oversized population of stray cats has grown within Isabella County and the Mount Pleasant township, according to local feline specialists.
COLUMN: The films shown at the International Film Festival you need to see
(02/24/19 6:49pm)
I don't like the term "movie buff," but I've been one since I was a baby. I saw “High Fidelity” from my mother’s womb, and my love affair began.
Q&A: School of Health Sciences faculty discusses his work in substance abuse education
(02/28/19 4:33pm)
School of Health Sciences faculty member Marty Malcolm has dedicated his life to substance abuse education.
Alumnus leaves behind legacy of generosity
(02/21/19 2:40pm)
Elizabeth Harkins-Meade’s fondest memories of her father take place in East Port on Lake Michigan where he expressed his love for sailing and taught the craft to Meade and her siblings.
Engaged CMU students share their stories of how they found love
(02/14/19 1:22am)
Across the Atlantic Ocean while exploring the Greek city of Athens with her best friend, Holt junior Claire Lewis met her soon-to-be husband Mason senior Max-Edward Rizer.
Associate psychology professor discusses passion for belly dancing
(02/18/19 3:33pm)
When Kimberly O’Brien is not teaching psychology, someone might find her practicing the art of belly dancing.
Faculty couples share their own love stories, what being a CMU couple is like
(02/14/19 12:43am)
As Valentine’s Day approaches, we begin to notice the love stories all around us. Many of those romances are right in front of our eyes everyday, as members of our faculty.
