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Since December, Alex Kappus has been meeting with faculty, staff and students to improve New Student Orientation at Central Michigan University. The associate director of the Office of Student Success made structural changes to the one-day New Student Orientation program and creating long-term goals for the future.
After eight years at the Central Michigan University Police Department, Lt. Larry Klaus will serve as the next chief of police.
The search for the next dean of the College of Business Administration at Central Michigan University has concluded.
Bloomfield Township Police Chief Scott McCanham believes police officers on a college campus should consider age as a factor in determining punitive actions.
Flint alumnus Stephan JoQuan Wilson knew his May 4 commencement ceremony would be special. He was invited to perform at the ceremony where he would receive his bachelor of fine arts degree in musical theater.
WCMU Public Television was nominated for three regional Emmy awards, including one in the Magazine Show category for its long-running program, "Destination Michigan."
Committee members will meet this week to begin the search for Central Michigan University's next vice president of advancement.
Steven Johnson, vice president of enrollment and student services, will step down from his position to complete his dissertation, according to a May 15 University Communications press release.
On a warm, sunny May 4, Central Michigan University looked the same as is has for many commencement ceremonies. Academic buildings were closed and residence halls were emptying.
Special Olympics athlete Julian Borst's love for running and competing led him from middle school sports to the 2019 Boston Marathon.
Kyra Hope, the third of four finalists for Central Michigan University's next Chief of Police spoke about community engagement and showing respect at a forum on May 10.
Sherry Knight has spent the last seven years helping Central Michigan University discover what makes it unique. Now that the university's associate vice president of University Communications is confident faculty, staff, students and alumni know what's special about CMU, she is ready to move on.
Katherine Lasher is leaving Central Michigan University after serving as Title IX coordinator and executive director of the Office of Civil Rights and Institutional Equity since 2013.
This weekend, more than 3,000 Central Michigan University students joined a group of more than 200,000 people as CMU alumni.
Mary Schutten, a professor and former dean at San Jose State University, will be Central Michigan University's next provost and executive vice president beginning July 1.
The Central Michigan University community asked police chief candidate Bruce Borkovich many questions to in a forum May 2.
Provost candidate Mary Schutten visited Central Michigan University on April 26 for the third and final open forum in the ongoing provost search.
Flashing lights, smoke, dollar bills and deafening cheers filled Centennial Hall on April 25 as drag queens of varying sizes and styles strutted through the room.
Through phone apps and wrist monitors, Central Michigan University psychology faculty Sarah Domoff is researching screen-time use of adolescents.
Student Government Association's “Stamp Out Aggression” campaign has been a semester-long effort spearheaded by Senate Leader Caroline Murray and Senator Hannah Benemann, in partnership with Sexual Aggression Peer Advocates Director Brooke Oliver-Hempenstall.
