Campus Safety recently tested its emergency notification system with a series of text messages and emails sent to students across campus on Oct. 3. CMU is continuing to expand towards other emergency safety...
In early August, the air conditioning (AC) on the men’s side of the Piñon Residence Hall stopped producing cold air. Piñon Residents did not realize this would become an ongoing issue, however, heat...
The Moss Performing Arts Center and the Robinson Theatre have seen restricted usage of certain classrooms, hallways, offices and practice rooms since the beginning of the semester for students. CMU’s...
On Sept. 10, the Associated Student Government (ASG) voted in two new supreme court justices, juniors Kayla Bauer and Addie Bautista.
Both students were added to the legislative branch of ASG. Through...
A new CMU Tech course is targeting female students with an interest in flight simulation technology. Since Grand Junction currently lacks a modern simulated flight program, this class aims to transition...
Tomlinson Library ended its laptop rental program at the start of the fall semester. Checkout and Reserves Coordinator Stacy Sopher cited overwhelming demand and theft as the cause.
“There was a greater...
At CMU, an ongoing debate has been unfolding regarding student privacy, constitutional rights and the university’s responsibility to maintain a safe living environment. The discussion centers on Residence...
Students with food allergies who dine at The Caf are fighting a seemingly neverending battle with getting the food accommodations they need.
As required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA),...
Two weeks ago, Garfield Hall’s Residence Assistants (RAs) were put on high alert, as a group of students were causing distress for residents in the building.
Reportedly, this group of four or five...
The Bloodstained Men staged a protest on Sept. 24 along the intersection between Independent Avenue and US Highway 6 and 50.
This protest was a part of their Colorado Circumcision Crisis Protests tour....
When freshman pre-business administration major Luke Travis picked up a curious rock while exploring the natural areas around Highline Lake State Park, he did not expect it to spark debate among geologists,...
From wildfires to transportation concerns, outgoing Colorado governor Jared Polis discussed his policies and initiatives with Colorado Public Radio’s (CPR) Ryan Warner on Sept 9. While local concerns...
