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When Central Michigan University switched to online-only classes on March 11 and asked students not to return from spring break due to the coronavirus pandemic it began a unique chapter in the university's history.
Candidates for the highest offices of Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association took to videoconferencing service WebEx to make their case in a digital debate Monday, March 23.
Matthew Koutz spent his Friday afternoon trying to get hotel and travel refunds for the trip to New York City he had planned for his students.
Students will now have the option to opt for Credit/No Credit classes, according to an email from the Office of the Provost.
Central Michigan University's annual "Celebrating Life" Powwow was canceled for the first time in its 31-year history due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to Director of Native American Programs, Colleen Green.
For some Central Michigan University students, the first day of online of classes meant watching a video series of their professor performing dance techniques.
With classes moving to an online format, services like the Writing Center, the Math Assistance Center and the Presentation Skills Center have had to move online as well.
Michigan has confirmed two cases of COVID-19, or coronavirus, in the metro Detroit area, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced at a news conference around 10:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Students will be welcomed back from spring break with a more reliable Wi-Fi connection, according to an email from the Office of Information Technology.
Hongzhe Shu goes through a routine typical of most Central Michigan University students – he wakes up in his room, brushes his teeth and showers, eats breakfast and goes to class.
Nicole Sparling Barco has been appointed as director of the Honors Program by Executive Vice President and Provost Mary C. Schutten.
Central Michigan University canceled spring break study abroad trips due to the coronavirus.
New legislation introduced to Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association March 2 sought to replace paper towel dispensers with hand dryers, lengthen the hours in some university buildings and protect students’ rights to freely join extracurricular groups.
Every first and third Friday of the month, the Central Michigan University Counseling Center provides the opportunity to spend time with therapy dogs.
Brewing beer may not be the first thing many think of being a part of the university experience, but for some students at Central Michigan University, the two go hand-in-hand.
Central Michigan University announced the search for the next vice president for finance and administrative services.
In commemoration of Black History Month, a live panel presented by Michigan Radio NPR, aimed to untangle the "the miseducation of Black History."
Jennifer DeHaemers has been named Central Michigan University's first vice president of student recruitment and retention by President Bob Davies. Her first day will be June 1.
Central Michigan University has announced five finalists for the next chief information officer.
The idea of making a positive change at Central Michigan University and in surrounding areas fuels the career of Thomas Masterson as dean of The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions. From his office on the top floor of the Health Professions Building, Masterson uses his expansive view of activities at the center of campus to watch over and plan for the CMU Community.
