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After more than two months of investigations, Central Michigan University’s Journalism Department Chairperson was fired for “creating a hostile learning environment” with his use of racial slurs during class time.
Central Michigan University has become one of the first universities in Michigan to be a part of the Adobe Creative Campus program.
On Oct. 28, Central Michigan University students, faculty and staff received an email with information to complete online training meant "to nurture an inclusive environment."
Senators discussed the altered spring semester and announced the dates of the seven "wellness days" in its Oct. 27 academic senate meeting.
The Office of Student Activities and Involvement is offering a variety of activities for Central Michigan University Students to safely celebrate Halloween.
New COVID-19 cases remain steady week to week.
With students mailing in ballots and making plans to travel home on election day, two student-run organizations are encouraging their peers to vote for their party.
Central Michigan University is offering the "Brain Storm: Understanding the Intersections of Trauma, Education and Social Justice" event to students to have a deeper understanding for trauma.
Central Michigan University's Organization of Women Leaders (OWLs) is presenting "Women's Empowerment Week" with a range of virtual events students and faculty can attend.
The University Art Gallery is currently showcasing two exhibits by Central Michigan University faculty members.
For the past 25 years, Central Michigan University has been hosting a haunted tour through North Campus.
Sexual Aggression Peer Advocates’ (SAPA) These Hands Aren’t for Hurting Campaign starts this month as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
As the COVID-19 quarantine started, Caledonia junior Sydney Pitchford, decided to try and teach herself to crochet.
With a notepad and pen in hand, Central Michigan University's Athletic Director Amy Folan asked the Student Government Association for ideas on how to bridge the gap between sports and the student body during the Oct. 19 SGA General Board meeting.
In an email to the Central Michigan University community, Provost Mary Schutten announced the seven "wellness days" that will replace spring break and "gentle days" for the Spring 2021 semester.
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.
The Central Michigan Climate Solutions summit opened a dialog about necessary changes to curb the advances of climate change.
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.
The following incidents were among those handled by the Central Michigan University Police Department from Oct. 4 to Oct. 12.
Central Michigan University's new advertising brand and marketing techniques were officially unveiled to the academic senate during its Oct. 13 meeting.
