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Central Michigan University is getting ready to welcome 12 students to its new nursing program. The program director says it's aimed at providing hospitals that are experiencing nursing shortages with the next generation of professionals.
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After earning a perfect score at Michigan’s State Solo & Ensemble Festival, Bay City senior Brendan Dine was named the top high school flute player in the state. This fall, he’s heading to Central Michigan University on a full scholarship with plans to turn his passion for music into a career.
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More from CMU student Calvin Older, studying in Tblisi, on the changing perception of the refugees from fighting in Georgia, Ukraine and Russia.
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Ricky “Bird” Clarkson has filed a lawsuit against Central Michigan University's Board of Trustees, the dance program director and other administrative members. Clarkson claims he faced racial discrimination that cost him his job.
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CMU senior and International Relations major Calvin Older captures the voices of Georgians and Ukrainians displaced by war
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer appointed three new representatives to serve on Michigan’s Public Health Advisory Council. One of them is Gregory Zimmerman from Central Michigan University, who said he's committed to representing voices in rural healthcare.
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The co-authored book by CMU Professors Elaine DiFalco Daugherty and Heather Trommer-Beardslee focuses on acceptable behavior in the arts.
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Facing rising costs across nearly every area of campus operations, Central Michigan University’s Board of Trustees approved a tuition increase and a balanced operating budget during its formal meeting on Thursday, June 26.
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CMU History Professor Mitchell Hall is preparing to publish what he calls the “culmination of his academic career, the upcoming book, “Waging Peace”
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A new pilot program brings college-level anatomy courses to four mid-Michigan high schools using mixed reality headsets. Backed by federal funding, the course blends immersive 3D models with hands-on learning to engage students and prepare them for health careers.