Below are your search results. You can also try a Basic Search.
The five-county sting that resulted in $4,241,000 worth of marijuana being seized again proves the importance of the Bay Area Narcotics Enforcement Team.
The agreement reached between CMU and its office professionals means very little is changing for the employees under contract.
Maintaining safety on Michigan roads is, and rightfully should be, one of the highest priorities of public safety for state lawmakers.
George Ross will need to tread lightly to save face in his role as university president, after accepting a position on the board of directors of a private company.
Editor's note: This is an evaluation of the recent on-campus campaign stops of both major-party gubernatorial candidates, and not an endorsement of either candidate.
Representatives of Central Michigan University's administration, athletic department and police department can blame it on the weather, the weak competition or the hand of God.
Central Michigan University’s current hard stances against those involved in lawsuits against the university is both welcome and a long time coming.
Central Michigan University’s adherence to the rules and restrictions on tailgating in Lot 63 before football games does more harm than good.
Central Michigan University’s new PrintQ system and policy of permitting only a certain amount of printed pages is limiting to students and should be altered or abolished.
The dissolution of Campus Conservatives as a registered student organization is a loss for the political community at Central Michigan University.
The 22-year prison sentence handed down to Mount Pleasant resident Casey Amos Floyd is an example of justice being rightfully enacted.
The recently-completed mini-circle at the intersection of Bellows and Arnold streets is a large drain of public funds and largely an ineffective addition.
When the Board of Trustees approved a room and board increase for residence halls in April, most people on campus were not exactly under the impression this semester could bring the biggest freshman class in history.
In April, Central Michigan University President George Ross said the school would not significantly increase tuition to address its financial challenges.
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees has a gigantic decision to make Thursday.
In an ironic moment during Monday's special Board of Trustees meeting, Cairwoma Stephanie Comai asked for public comment from anyone attending.
As the 2009-10 academic year comes to an end, it is important to both look back at the last year and forward to the next.
Funding for higher education in Michigan is drying up in the wake of a $1.7-billion state budget deficit.
The professional staff, administrative staff and senior officers at Central Michigan University will not receive raises for the 2010 - 2011 fiscal year.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s two nominations to the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees are under the magnifying glass of the state Senate.
