Proposal One: Voters to decide cap of state public park funding
The Use of State and Local Park Funds Amendment will appear as Proposal One on the Michigan ballot for ...
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Pumpkin Promenade canceled, city releases more Halloween updates
In compliance with the CDC and the Central Michigan District Health Department, Mount Pleasant decided ...
SGA considers wellness days for the spring semester
Central Michigan University's Student Government Association chose to not have two Fridays off in the ...
Students adjust to a new form of campus dining
Dining hall greeter Alyssa Schultz said the majority of students that she encountered have worn masks. ...
Declining enrollment drives closure of Presentation Skills Center
The center's physical location, on the third floor of the Park Library, was closed throughout the spring ...
Pandemic pastimes: Virtual concerts and on-the-go pottery
Central Michigan University is putting on virtual entertainment series starting next week, holding free ...
Possible exposure site reported at Maranatha Baptist Church
According to a Central Michigan District Health Department press release, numerous individuals who attended ...
Multicultural Greek Rock sees repeated vandalizations
The rock is representative of multicultural students in the National Pan-Hellenic Council and Multicultural ...
Mount Pleasant Farmers’ Market adapts to pandemic
This year the farmers’ market started later than usual opening due to COVID-19. In order to comply ...
Academic senate discusses reopening performance venues on campus
Following Governor Whitmer's executive order, Provost Mary Schutten announced the university is working ...
Former Mount Pleasant swim coach to appear in court next month
Alsager, 66, will appear in an Oct. 1 settlement conference. He is charged with one count of second-degree ...
Special Events committee considers possible Sock Drive, other legislation under works
On Sept. 28, Special Events introduced a possibility to work with the HallieStrong Foundation, and other ...
COVID-19 forces change in comic industry, Hall of Heroes adapts
Hall of Heroes owner, Michael Shuler thinks COVID-19 has accelerated detrimental changes within the ...
'Egging it on': Polarizing RSOs reckon with election, each other
In a year of polarization, Turning Point USA and New America Project explain changes within their organization, ...
CMU conducts 'COVID-19 Surveillance Survey'
Central Michigan University is conducting a "COVID-19 Surveillance Survey" to determine the potential ...
RISE Organization advocates for free college, informs students how to vote
RISE is a national, student-led nonprofit that helps students register to vote and advocates for free ...
Takeaways from CMU Board of Trustees committee meetings
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees met in committees on Sept. 23 to prepare for its Sept. ...
CRIME LOG: Man admits to stealing 'thin blue line' flag from vehicle
The following incidents were among those handled by the Mount Pleasant Police Department and Central ...
CMU COVID-19 cases decrease, county cases remain steady
According to the Fired Up for Fall webpage, there have been a total of 207 cases within the CMU community ...
Study abroad fair will be held virtually next week
Attendees can choose between several 30-minute sessions for the programs that interest them. Students ...