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Mount Pleasant Citizens’ Climate Lobby is bringing together students, faculty and community members to brainstorm solutions for climate change.
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Mount Pleasant Citizens’ Climate Lobby is bringing together students, faculty and community members to brainstorm solutions for climate change.
Central Michigan University President Bob Davies announced that his office is assembling a committee to provide recommendations for implementing a fall break at the Oct. 22 academic senate meeting.
Central Michigan University President Bob Davies addressed a Chick-fil-A truck and backlash from students and faculty expressed following homecoming.
If you were to ask a Central Michigan University student who the friendliest police officer is on campus, most students will share the same response: "We love Officer Martinez."
Legends of the Dark is a Halloween-themed campus tour that brings students and community members along on a spooky adventure around North campus, while listening to scary stories told by student volunteers.
Hundreds of writers, artists, collectors and nerdy fans dressed as comic book characters stormed the halls of Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort this weekend to celebrate Fantasticon.
The following incidents were among those handled by the Central Michigan University Police Department from Oct. 15-19.
It's the eighth week of class in the fall semester. Students are likely out of class due to sickness, stressed about studying for multiple midterms or both. Students looking for a break from academia haven't had one since Labor Day and won't get another for seven more weeks, for Thanksgiving.
Central Michigan University students have been running a nationwide campus challenge that encourages students to go outside and exercise.
It might be an understatement to say that Homecoming is a big deal for Office of Information Technology staff member Eric Bellmore. The 1996 graduate has celebrated the last 20 Homecomings tailgating with a growing group of alumni, friends, coworkers, students and family.
When Holland junior Alyssa Leal arrived at Central Michigan University, she felt lost and confused. After battling her way through the application process, she had no knowledge of resources or where to find help on campus. She couldn’t turn to her father for advice like she had done in the past, because Leal was the first in her family to go to college.
Central Michigan University doctorate student Joy VerPlanck is hoping to make law enforcement smarter, safer and more creative – one police officer at a time.
Central Michigan University's Health Professions Residential College is celebrating its 20-year anniversary.
Central Michigan University wants to spread awareness about the importance of self-care Thursday, Oct. 10 for World Mental Health Day.
Yellow barricade tape lined the south lawn outside of Anspach Hall Oct. 4 where human remains were unearthed by Central Michigan University students wearing blue rubber gloves, shoe covers and dust masks. The amateur investigators were given about three hours to establish a perimeter, survey and document the scenes.
Despite the fact that his subject matter was deeply emotional, personal and at times sad, Bovee University Center Auditorium was filled with laughter the entire hour Joe Hernandez-Kolski was on stage Thursday night.
Central Michigan University's event management program was honored by the International Festivals and Events Association with the Gold Pinnacle Award for Best Event Management Bachelor’s Degree.
The number of reported rapes that occurred on Central Michigan University's campus increased from 2017 to 2018, according to the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report released Sept. 30.
Legends of the Dark, an annual event at Central Michigan University, is seeking volunteers to fill a variety of positions for the spooky campus tour.
Tawas City junior Bren Sowerby has dealt with attention deficit disorder, dissociative disorder and tics since he was five years old. In the spring, Sowerby was hospitalized because of his mental health. The music theater major spent more than half of a month away from classes and is still dealing with repercussions.