Q&A: Matt Grimmer talks art, dropping out and returning to college
(10/02/19 5:04pm)
When asked about his class standing, Bay City student Matt Grimmer smiles timidly before calling himself a "super-sophomore."
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Q&A: Former CMU student discusses his experiences as a bouncer
(09/18/19 10:24pm)
Reece Bays-Kramer perched himself on a wooden bar stool Saturday, Sept. 14 in the East driveway at O'Kelly's Bar and Grille. The bouncer collected $10 parking fees and stashed the money in a clear fanny pack strapped to his waist.
The day in the life of a full-time CBD bud tender
(11/21/19 10:35pm)
While her collection of bud trays rest in the glass counter, Ashley Nola discusses the availability of pre-rolled joints and cannabidiol (CBD) lotions over the phone during a 3-9 p.m. shift.
Carey Hall closed until 2020 due to low enrollment
(09/18/19 1:15pm)
Carey Hall in the Towers Complex has been closed to undergo renovations because of low enrollment and will reopen in the 2020 fall semester.
CMU coed cheer team facing lack of male team members
(09/13/19 8:31pm)
A woman flies into the air, and for a moment it seems like she’ll never come down. She spins, flips and plummets toward the mat with four men prepared to catch her – the same ones who nearly threw her into the rafters seconds before.
Charles V. Park Library adds group study space to third floor
(09/16/19 8:53pm)
Central Michigan University’s Charles V. Park Library has added to its group study spaces.
Deaf Awareness Week allows students to experience Deaf culture
(09/17/19 1:19pm)
Lunch picnics in the botanical gardens, bonfires, movies, painting with friends and deaf-blind simulations: There’s something for everyone in Deaf Awareness Week! Sign up for any or all events with your friends and submerge yourself in the Deaf culture.
Merit scholarships change for incoming freshmen
(09/13/19 7:38pm)
In an effort to combat declining enrollment, Central Michigan University is rearranging its scholarship awards.
New support groups and workshops offered this semester at CMU Counseling Center
(09/12/19 9:33pm)
The Central Michigan University Counseling Center is offering two new support groups this semester and collaborating with campus offices and academic departments to help students improve their mental and physical health.
OPINION: Not everyone finishes their degree in four years and that's okay
(09/18/19 11:43pm)
Ever since I was 8 years old I’ve known what I wanted to be when I grew up. I knew what I wanted to go to school for, and I made sure that my plans lined up accordingly.
"I might as well keep going:" CMU senior tours Europe after study abroad course
(09/12/19 10:32pm)
For some students, two weeks in another country might seem like a long time to spend away from home. For Essexville senior Zach Czinder, it was only the beginning.
OPINION: How a trip to Scotland helped me realize my potential
(09/12/19 10:07pm)
This summer, I had the opportunity to travel to Edinburgh, Scotland to report on marketing and hospitality faculty member Deborah Gray’s BIS 342 “Selling on the Green” course.
Q&A: Christiano Bermudez discusses his big dreams and even bigger hair
(09/12/19 8:49pm)
Among the marching band members with their white baseball caps, Christiano Bermudez stands tall, partially due to his Afro.
Back-to-school poster sale open through Friday this week
(09/12/19 3:11pm)
The annual back-to-school poster sale is open this week through Friday, Sept. 13 in the Bovee University Center Rotunda. The store is open each day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Stepping outside of yourself: CMU's improv scene
(09/13/19 6:38pm)
For many, improv is a creative outlet that allows drama-loving students to release their energy and passion through storytelling.
SGA shares plans to double down on, expand last year’s successes
(09/10/19 3:46pm)
Central Michigan University's Student Government Association kicked off the 2018-19 academic year Sept. 9 with a meeting devoted to acquainting the student body with what SGA is, who’s involved, and how it works. As the executive board members introduced themselves, they detailed their visions they want to accomplish this year.
CMU's first-ever PERIOD. chapter aims to combat period stigma, period poverty
(09/06/19 9:34pm)
Alexx Delzer couldn't help feeling as though menstruation was a subject designed strictly for secrecy.
Making Green on the Green: Study abroad class allows students to experience golf in Scotland
(09/11/19 10:53pm)
There is nothing but the sound of the sea. It comes and goes, waves breaking against the rocks and creating an awe-inspiring, almost spiritual, experience. Even the gulls and ravens that fly overhead and pick over the shore do so silently, allowing the ocean to speak its piece.
English and Literature Department sets creative writing event, reading lineup
(09/06/19 8:09pm)
The Central Michigan Department of English Language and Literature has a lineup of creative writing readings and events for fall 2019.
CMU student uses experience to help Alzheimer's patients
(09/12/19 9:08pm)
Macomb sophomore Abby Meesseman's participation in Alzheimer's Foundation of America has helped her immensely in her day to day duties at Henry Ford Macomb Hospital.
