Energy-efficient projects save $10.8 million since 2008
(11/30/15 2:03am)
Going green is becoming more cost-effective for Central Michigan University.
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Commissioner from Michigan Film Department visits National Broadcast Society
(11/02/15 9:51pm)
Michigan Film and Digital Media Department Commissioner Jenell Leonard visited the National Broadcast Society Oct. 29 to present on the necessities of the film industry in Michigan.
Five Frightening tracks for your 2015 Halloween Playlist
(10/28/15 9:51pm)
No party can be complete without a soundtrack. This Halloween, make sure you download some of the hottest Halloween tracks, old and new, to really make your hair stand on end.
Zombies face off with vampires at roller derby
(10/25/15 1:07am)
When you think of zombies, you probably think of pale, demented creatures with torn clothing and a thirst for blood.
Unbreakable Spirit: A photo essay by Samantha Madar
(10/05/15 11:01pm)
It is a fear unlike no other. In the spring of 2013 I found a lump in my left breast.
Iranian student aspires to be cartoonist
(10/03/15 3:52pm)
Artist, swimmer and aspiring cartoonist Neda Ghoroghi was shocked she was even able to obtain a United States visa.
Nuisance neighborhood: City government looks to redevelop student neighborhood after complaints
(09/14/15 2:11am)
In a perfect world, no one would be able to tell the difference between student dwellings and the homes of Mount Pleasant residents. Both groups would coexist without conflict and City Manager Nancy Ridley wouldn’t receive any complaints about trash or a party that continues late into the night.
Partygoers question level of police presence during Welcome Weekend
(08/31/15 2:52am)
Hundreds of students lined the streets Saturday night celebrating the last day of Welcome Weekend.
A Great Migration: Students, visitors keep police busy during Welcome Weekend
(08/31/15 2:53am)
This weekend, a migration was upon Mount Pleasant.
Tidal shares journey recording first album "With Love"
(07/03/15 4:43pm)
Mixing genres like folk, punk and indie Cody Kuuttila and Mariette Heubel are a two person band taking on Michigan.
Alumni push for environmental change through Food and Water Watch
(07/03/15 5:15pm)
Members of the Student Environmental Alliance are not waiting around for the world to change--they're pushing for it.
Alumnus works on sequel to graphic novel about Mount Pleasant
(07/08/15 7:58pm)
When Adam Talley's life changes faster than he can process, he deals with it by drawing himself as a character going through the same situation.
New owners pledge to maintain Kaya vibe
(06/03/15 6:05pm)
When she attended Central Michigan University, alumna Emily Miller remembers frequenting Kaya Coffeehouse for a "Black Sheep" with vanilla soy milk.
Thompson retires after years of advocacy
(06/11/15 2:41pm)
When Oprah Winfrey asked Steve Thompson to be a guest on her show, he politely declined.
Special Olympics Michigan to offer free health screenings to athletes
(05/27/15 5:55pm)
Special Olympics Michigan has given physician Dr. James Seals a volunteering experience like no other.
Student brings inclusive sports to intramurals
(05/27/15 5:59pm)
Central Michigan University was the first state university to start a unified intramural sports league, thanks to the work of a student who recruited students to play and oversaw the leagues once they got started.
Jet skiers ride 450 miles, raise funds for Special Olympics
(05/27/15 6:05pm)
For five days, Donna Smith will endure a brutal, 450-mile jet ski ride, fighting the 12-foot waves of Lake Huron to raise money for Special Olympics Michigan.
Former student becomes big name in Hollywood
(04/30/15 11:30pm)
Starting out on a forum for small time film makers, Athens native Delbert Shoopman never thought he would become the producer of six shows, three of which he created.
Cancer survivors find hope at Relay for Life
(04/27/15 2:00am)
Growing up, most kids need their parents to remind them to brush their teeth or to place bandages on their skinned knees.
On the Radar: CMU Professor creates state-of-the-art tornado simulation computer software
(04/22/15 2:00am)
Since coming to Central Michigan University in 2003, Leigh Orf has dedicated his time and resources toward Mesoscale Meteorology – or in simpler terms, thunderstorms.
