Helping end hunger
State food drive collects donations to support regional food banks
The Harvest Gathering food drive collected a total of 31,910 pounds of food and $1,300 in cash donations. The drive, sponsored by the Michigan Department of State, collected donations from employees and customers.
Dexter M. Scott blew a kiss to his mother as he left the courtroom to begin his jail term Monday at the Isabella County Courthouse.
Oakland County Judge Thomas Brookover sentenced the former Central Michigan University student to four months in jail and five years probation for his role in the June 11, 2007 break-in at Microchips.
LANSING - Gov. Jennifer Granholm said during her sixth State of the State Address that she's planning improvements to the state's education and economy.
“We will reward colleges and universities as they help students graduate,” Granholm said. “We need to bring students from lower incomes to higher education.
Marla Hoag watched from the front seat of her GMC Envoy as her boyfriend and his friend punched and stomped James Ronald Williams on New Year's Day outside O'Kelly's Sports Bar & Grill.
Hoag testified Monday afternoon during a more than four-hour preliminary examination at the Isabella County Courthouse that she drove her boyfriend James Jerome Hunter and his friend Raymond Demetrius Jones back to her apartment following the assault.
Sometimes the most important people in a movement are not those on the front lines.
They are the people backing them up - the allies.
“In any movement there are people that are not directly involved in a situation, but help move it forward,” said New Baltimore senior Samantha Underwood.
It's common knowledge that making connections in the business world is a good idea.
Whether it is a handshake with a CEO or getting a business card from a salesman, networking is becoming more and more valuable in today's work force.
Alan Christensen, a 2005 graduate who works as a contractor for EMC Corp.
A former Central Michigan University physician assistant professor's fate involving five counts each of first and second degree criminal sexual conduct could be determined today.
Alan Bruce Corbin admitted in a video shown during his trial Tuesday to sexually molesting five children during his adulthood.
A mutated version of the flu is making its way through Central Michigan University.
Penalope Cook, physician and associate director of University Health Services, said this year's flu strain is more resistant to vaccination based on the flu from the previous year.
Central Michigan University Police are warning all students to lock their residence hall rooms when they are not in them.
Several burglaries have taken place in residence halls on campus over the past few weeks, including Wheeler, Cobb and Robinson halls.
When George Bornstein heard about recent incidents involving nooses at Central Michigan University and in Jena, La., he wasn't sure how to react.
“There is two parts in how I wanted to respond,” the University of Michigan English professor said Tuesday. “The first was to rush out and do something.
College Democrats and Republicans are not afraid to lose some blood over political battles.
While the Central vs. Western blood war wages, College Democrats and College Republicans hope to get more people involved by adding an extra blood drive competition this week.
Central Michigan University's 2010 initiative is on track and meeting the majority of its goals.
Catherine Riordan, vice provost of Academic Affairs and co-chair of the Institutional Strategic Planning Committee, announced during an open forum Tuesday that approximately two-thirds of the objectives set for the plan in 2004 currently are being realized.
Joyce L. MacKinnon is interested in visiting classrooms and interacting with staff.
That's the way MacKinnon, one of three finalists for the dean of the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions position, described the way she likes to work.
Big Rapids junior Daniel Heck wants students to realize Greek life is not about drinking.
“There is a common misconception that Greeks only get drunk and party and that is it,” Heck said.
These and other common stereotypes about the Greek community will be the focus of an open discussion at 7 p.
After a grueling college football season, a girlfriend might be tempted to believe the worst is over.
Since September, your guy has spent weekends screaming at the TV during which time you don't seem to exist.
Just when you think you can count on spending some quality time together, he's foaming at the mouth at the mere mention of the Super Bowl.
Central Michigan University (also known as CMU) is a coeducational state university located in Mount Pleasant in the U.S. state of Michigan. Nearly 28,000 students are enrolled, of which approximately 20,000 are undergraduates, making the university the fourth largest in Michigan. CMU also has off-campus sites located in 15 states and 10 countries. CMU offers students their choice of 27 degrees through eight academic divisions.
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