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Central Michigan University received $15 million in state funds to establish the Michigan Consortium for Addressing Rural Education Expansion and Retention (MiCAREER) Resource Hub, a program that offers a pathway to obtaining a teaching license for people who already have college degrees in rural areas.
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The U.S. Department of Education announced they're making corrections to this years federal student aid form. Due to the changes, universities won't be able to send students their financial aid offers until April.
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Four academic buildings on the Mount Pleasant campus are now operating with the new system. More buildings will be added as funding becomes available.
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Several departments across campus in Mount Pleasant are now eligible to receive funding from NASA and access new technical resources.
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Three Michigan universities are working together as part of a new program to assist the U.S. military.
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Central Sustainability revives community garden on Central Michigan University's campus this summer.
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University officials announced the establishment of the Rural Health Equity Institute that plans to serve mid-central and northern Michigan communities.
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From track and field, to swimming, volleyball and power lifting, athletes are competing in a number of events on the campus of Central Michigan University this week.
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University officials says the overall headcount continues to decline despite gains in freshman, transfer and international student enrollment.
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Dr. Anthony Chappaz has been awarded close to one million dollars in beamtime from the national government.