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Trustees hear public concerns about latest enrollment numbers (opens the original)
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In their September formal meeting, the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees offered an optimistic view on enrollment trends heading into the 2026-27 academic year, but were met with deep concerns from community members about what these numbers mean for the future. Trustee Regine Beauboeuf, chair of the Enrollment, Retention and Student Success committee, said overall, enrollment has decreased this year. That's largely due to a continued decline in the international student population, w
'There will be better days ahead' (opens the original)
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Vice President of Student Recruitment and Retention Jennifer DeHaemers said she and her team will be reconsidering enrollment goals made in the Strategic Enrollment Management Plan (SEM) after Central Michigan University saw another drop in enrollment this semester, during the Board of Trustees Committee meetings on Wednesday, Sept. 23. This semester brought in 13,524 students, which is over 600 students down from last year. The Strategic Enrollment Management Plan is a five year university plan
CMED breaks ground, MacKinnon teases future plans (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Saginaw on Tuesday as Central Michigan University broke ground on a $100 million College of Medicine building along the Saginaw River, marking the next step in a project that has been in development for years. "We are creating a place where all four years of medical education can come together, where our students can learn alongside our residents and fellows and other physicians and other health care providers who care for those in the community," Joshua N
SGA executive leaders share progress on campaign promises (opens the original)
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This school year, student body president and vice president Zainab Naaz and Fatima Malik are working to see changes in dining halls, financial aid resources and international student retention. “We want to make sure that at least one of our three goals is hit, so that by the time we finish our administration, we've made a mark of students feeling content in some capacity,” Naaz said. “We are here to serve them and hear them out. That's all we care about, and we will make sure that anybody above
Commissioners approve service renewals, funding for the Commission on Aging (opens the original)
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The Isabella County Board of Commissioners approved four items on their agenda to renew several services and funding for the Commission on Aging. The center provides events, meal assistance, classes and more for the older adult population in the county. The renewal of service contracts were approved, which supply Aging with many of its activities such as tai chi and Zumba. “People put in a lot of time and effort,” Tobin Hope, District 7 representative, said. “The money is well spent on this, and
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