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In April, Central Michigan University President George Ross said the school would not significantly increase tuition to address its financial challenges.
Central Michigan University hopes to have the damage from the water leaks in Brooks Hall repaired by Aug.13.
Undergraduate tuition is the main part of the agenda for Thursday’s Board of Trustees meeting.
LIVE BLOG: Board of Trustees meeting 7/15/10
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees has a gigantic decision to make Thursday.
A conference call will bring Board of Trustee members together Monday afternoon.
As the 2009-10 academic year comes to an end, it is important to both look back at the last year and forward to the next.
Two of Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s appointees to Central Michigan University’s Board of Trustees were blocked Wednesday by the Michigan Senate.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s two nominations to the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees are under the magnifying glass of the state Senate.
Recent appointments to the governing boards of eight Michigan universities are getting a second look by state lawmakers.
There’s a major difference in the way a city runs versus a university.
Vast improvements are in the works for the Central Michigan University e-mail and calendar systems.
Colorful signs and groups of people gathered along the walls of the President’s Conference room are not typical of a Board of Trustees meeting.
Melissa Abood drove three-and-a-half hours to attend Thursday’s Board of Trustees meeting — only to be turned away.
University officials will tap into a reserve account in the coming months to further various maintenance projects.
Dr. Ernest Yoder got his first taste of life at Central Michigan University this week.
A full table of Trustees made several decisions pertaining to the 2010-11 school year.
Want to know what's happening at today's Board of Trustees meeting? Join us at 10 a.m. today on our live chat during the meeting!
Central Michigan University’s Board of Trustees is expected to discuss an increase of room and board rates for the 2010-11 academic year at Thursday’s meeting.
Students need to make sure they vote next week in the Student Government Association election.
