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Kathy Wilbur may the president of Central Michigan University only temporarily, but she needs to use the position to move the university forward rather than keeping it running. She has an entire year to make her mark on the university and she should focus on helping the students.
With classes beginning Monday in the new Education and Human Services Building, it is finally being used for the purpose it was designed for: serving students. Now that it is fully operational, students and faculty on campus should strive to make using the building a priority, especially this fall.
The Board of Trustees held a special session last Friday to approve a leadership statement explaining what they expect out of the next university president.
The state of Michigan is doing everything it can to bring visitors to the Mitten. From TV commercials to bulletin boards in New York, tourism is trying to make a comeback.
An open forum to discuss what type of president would suit CMU was held at 4 p.m. Wednesday, the last day of classes.
Adjunct instructors can help the university.
With University President Michael Rao's departure, Central Michigan University faces a significant change in leadership.
Mount Pleasant city officials are looking for ways to get CMU students more involved with the downtown area.
Whom does the university president serve?
The Board of Trustees provided next year's on-campus students with reason for a sigh of relief.
Medical schools are expensive.
The end of the semester can be hectic.
This year's Student Budget Allocation Committee report was less than ideal - $15,000 went unused.
The Downtown Development Board has the right idea in proposing to expand the city's one-day liquor licenses.
It's 2 a.m. Your friend has had a bit too much to drink.
Tuition bills can be daunting. Students need all the help they can get.
After a competitive Student Government Association election, Jason Nichol and Brittany Mouzourakis won the top two executive spots.
As Michigan's medicinal marijuana law goes into effect, ambiguity still surrounds some aspects of its enforcement.
The Student Government Association next year needs leadership that has a concrete, appropriate direction for the university, and the know-how to see it happen.
When Bob Saget canceled his visit to Central Michigan University, it was uncertain whether Program Board would find a replacement for spring.
