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Central Michigan University’s solution for safely returning to campus amidst the COVID-19 pandemic has been met with mixed reactions from the campus population. Some agree with the program’s goals, some think it overreaches, and some said it is not enough.
Central Michigan University has partnered with Mid Michigan College to expand its degree options and offer a complete undergraduate Bachelor of Science in nursing education.
In the first Academic Senate meeting of the fall semester, President Bob Davies gave updated vaccination rates for the campus community following the Sept. 3 deadline for submitting a vaccination card or COVID-19 test. The rates are 52 percent of students, 71 percent of faculty and 82 percent of staff.
Last week, Central Michigan University Executive Vice President and Provost Mary Schutten announced her decision to step down effective Dec. 31.
Central Michigan University students will have an opportunity to discuss “The Ethics of Antiracism” with Eddie Glaude on Wednesday, Sept. 8.
At the end of July, Michigan-based non-profit, the Children’s Foundation announced the appointment of Central Michigan University President Bob Davies to a two-year term on the board of trustees.
Central Michigan University President Bob Davies will add another title to his resume. Davies has been named a member of the NCAA Division I Committee on Academics, according to a CMU press release on Wednesday, Aug. 18.
A national search for a new dean of the College of the Arts and Media at Central Michigan University has begun after a committee was appointed by Provost and Executive Vice President Mary C. Schutten. Elizabeth Kirby has served as interim dean since Janet Hethorn retired in 2020.
A five-month investigation into three people tied to the university's journalism program has seemingly come to an end, but many questions remain.
At Central Michigan University, volunteering can forge a path to the future. For those who have a volunteer’s heart, consider this guide on how to offer your services.
Your first year at CMU is a big adjustment period and it can be pretty overwhelming. It’s easy to focus on just finding your classes and forget about exploring the campus. But in the whirlwind that is your freshman year, take the time to find the places where you can take a breath, relax and appreciate the fact that you have made it this far.
In a letter to the campus community on Thursday, Central Michigan University President Bob Davies announced that students, faculty and staff will be required to be fully vaccinated by Sept. 3 or submit to weekly COVID-19 testing.
The Academic Senate Executive Board met virtually for an emergency meeting on Monday from 3-4:15 p.m. to discuss passing a resolution to call for a vaccine mandate for faculty, staff and students at Central Michigan University, effective immediately.
The limited capacity of Leadership Safari 2020 meant participants missed out on events that make the experience memorable for many. This year, those events are back, but different.
In a statement on Tuesday, the Central Michigan University Board of Directors of the Faculty Association voiced their support for a resolution put forth by the Academic Senate Executive Board that would require vaccination for all eligible faculty, staff and students.
It has been two years since Central Michigan University students were last able to experience Main Stage’s full capacity: as a sprawling landscape of tables where everyone can find organizations to get involved in, meet new people and walk away with free food and merchandise.
In an email to the campus community on Monday, Central Michigan University President Bob Davies updated students on COVID-19 restrictions.
Whether you come from a big city or tiny town, college life can be a complete one-eighty.
In an email on Monday, Central Michigan University Communications announced that there will be four prize drawings for students that are fully vaccinated.
After being cancelled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Special Olympics Michigan was able to bring the summer games back for hundreds of athletes.
