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“Our house is on fire” is the rallying sentiment as millions of protesters gather worldwide to demand political, international action against climate change. This movement, "Fridays for the Future," was spearheaded by 16-year-old environmental activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Greta Thunberg.
Julie A. Keil, a faculty member at Saginaw Valley State University, believes the right to vote should be a human right.
Isaiah Oliver sat in a leather office chair alongside seven other trustees for only the second time Sept. 19, but the youngest current trustee said it felt like his tenth.
Sept. 15 is the anniversary of the day five Latin American countries declared independence from Spain.
After almost two decades with Central Michigan University on his radar, alumnus Greg Zimmerman finally found himself back in Mount Pleasant.
When Mount Pleasant senior Ryanne Reddick came to Central Michigan University, she was a biology major. Reddick stumbled across the ASL program when trying to complete her scholarship requirements.
Central Michigan University Board of Trustees met in committees Wednesday evening to prepare for its Thursday formal meeting.
Aaron Kinzel, a professor at University of Michigan-Dearborn did not follow a conventional path to academia. He found his passion for education during his time in prison, and now he uses his experience to advocate for prison reform.
Port Hope alumna Hannah Sawdon always knew that she wanted to be a lawyer. After graduating this spring from Central Michigan University, her dream is coming true.
Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association held elections Monday evening to select a house leader, senate leader and to fill a spate of vacant senate seats.
Whenever asked what her first-ever concert was, Saginaw senior Lauren Nowosatka must make an immediate decision: does she tell people about the time she saw Justin Bieber in 2012 or when she saw Hozier in Royal Oak and crowned herself an indie rock disciple?
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees will meet this week.
When asked about his class standing, Bay City student Matt Grimmer smiles timidly before calling himself a "super-sophomore."
Carey Hall in the Towers Complex has been closed to undergo renovations because of low enrollment and will reopen in the 2020 fall semester.
Members of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission shared their knowledge and experience with Central Michigan University business students during a panel discussion Friday.
They haven’t found aliens. They aren’t collaborating on top-secret research with the government. Instead, since 1976, the Brooks Astronomical Observatory has been opening its doors to Central Michigan University students and the greater Mount Pleasant community to share the wonders of space.
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.
Central Michigan University’s Charles V. Park Library has added to its group study spaces.
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.
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.
