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It's Central Michigan University's first bowl game since 2021.
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Osheen Dubey's genetic treatment and Nadia Khiabani's delivery system could one day be used to combat other neurological disorders or other forms of cancer.
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Osheen Dubey is working on a targeted genetic therapy for Glioblastoma. Nadia Khiabani is focused on a safer way to deliver the treatment to where it is needed.
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The food pantry is part of the Mary Ellen Brandell Volunteer Center. Graduate student Campbell Geary is the center Program Coordinator and oversees the pantry operation.
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After CMU students get that knowledge in nature experience up north, they bring their newfound creative inspiration back to the main campus in Mt Pleasant.
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Calling themselves the Rural Health Group, the four friends started interviewing emergency medical service agencies and plan to develop a guidebook detailing available resources, including ones that provide non-emergency medical transportation.
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The move is bolstered by a combined $80 million donation from Covenant HealthCare and MyMichigan Health.
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The Central Bound partnership will allow Lansing Community College students to dual-enroll at Central Michigan University.
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For the past two summers, CMU students have been able nurture creativity on Beaver Island. Robert and Denise Fanning teach poetry and art in two special one-week classes.
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Niki Osakue is from Nigeria and Botswana. Her life journey is both tragedy and loss, but also optimism and a goal to help others.