The Sustainability Fee Committee began implementing its first proposals since its creation last year. These proposals were ...

International enrollment has decreased significantly for this fall semester at Central Michigan University, said President ...

"Weapons" consists of a non-linear plot following the citizens of a town that witness 17 kids go missing late one night. A ...

The Central Michigan University College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, School of Politics, Society, Justice and Public Services, hosts a Helping Professions Expo - Pathways to Purpose in the ...

The Run For A Cause 5K Run & Walk was held at Island Park in Mount Pleasant, on Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025. Half the profits went to ‘Dalis to the Rescue’ and the other half to ‘RISE Advocacy’. ‘Dalis to ...

The Central Michigan University President's Office hosts a Welcome Back Ice Cream Social inviting all faculty and staff to enjoy ice cream in the Powers Ballroom, Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2025. The event ...

Central Michigan field hockey defeated Mercyhurst 4-0, earning their first victory of the season at Cristy Freese Field, Friday, Sept. 5, 2025. Sophomore forward Carolena Ryon led the Chippewas with ...

Isabella County is looking to pass its 2026 Proposed Budget by Sept. 30. However, the state budget bill passed by Michigan's House of Representatives aims to cut over $200,000 from Isabella County's ...

To start of a new season of "Raving Geeks," Hosts Christian Valk and Carter Salley sit down to talk about the recently announced game, Lego batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. The two talk about the ...

On a brand new season of "Maroon and Bold", Sports Editor Sydney Neal is joined by sports reporters Noah Henson and David Powell to discuss a brand new era of Central Michigan football. With the ...

A piece of Mount Pleasant's undeveloped 311-acre property. The city had hoped to develop the land for tax revenue, but a public use restriction placed on the deed has limited that goal. (WCMU | Blace ...

U.S. Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Caledonia), who represents Michigan’s 2nd Congressional district, read and addressed questions that were sent in by constituents in a virtual Town Hall meeting Thursday.