• University Libraries’ Accessibility Committee marks 9 months of progress

    by Claire Allen
    The CMU Libraries Accessibility Committee spent nine months assessing accessibility. Now, they’re promoting resources via a new Accessibility Services Page, highlighting elevators, study spaces, book-finding help, and assistive tech to improve library access for all.
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  • Your future is food with a degree in dietetics

    by Eric Baerren
    A degree in dietetics will teach you how to blend cooking, nutrition science and cultural choices into healthy diet choices for a healthier lifestyle.
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  • What can you do with a biology major?

    by Will Corgan
    At Central Michigan University, biology students are already out in the world—earning national scholarships, landing research features and solving problems that actually matter.
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  • University Libraries video collection

    by Claire Allen
    The Library offers a collection of films, including DVDs and streaming options, to support academic needs. Faculty and staff can check out DVDs for 7 days, while students can borrow them for 3 days. With the decline in the use of DVD players, the Library provides films to be streamed through platforms like Kanopy and Films on Demand. The Library also offers viewing equipment and consultation services with media librarian Stephanie Mathson to assist with video content selection, licensing, screenings, and technical or legal concerns.
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  • National Library Week

    by Claire Allen
    National Library Week (April 6-12, 2025) celebrates libraries' impact. Events include Right to Read Day, Library Workers Day, Outreach Day, and Take Action for Libraries Day. This year's theme, “Drawn to the Library,” invites communities to engage.
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  • Is a media arts degree the right choice for your creative career?

    by Alexis Hart
    Explore how a Media Arts degree prepares you for careers in television, film, broadcasting, podcasting and more. Discover hands-on opportunities and industry connections that set you up for success.
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  • What can you do with an English degree? Exploring careers, classes and more

    by Carley Bulow
    Wondering what you can do with an English degree? English majors have endless career path opportunities! Explore job options, internships and coursework. Plus, see how CMU's program set's you up for success.
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  • Celebrating CMU's Book Authors and Editors

    by Claire Allen
    On Wednesday, April 2, 2025, we will celebrate the creative and scholarly achievements of CMU faculty and staff who published books in 2024.
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  • What is the difference between pure math and applied math?

    by Annie Cunningham
    Examine the differences and similarities between pure math and applied math, including coursework and the career opportunities you can expect after graduation.
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  • Community Building for Resilience

    by Claire Allen
    CMU Libraries is working toward becoming a Certified Sustainable Library through the Sustainable Libraries Initiative. Our goal is to become more environmentally sound and socially equitable using economically feasible solutions.
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  • From atoms to galaxies: Exploring astronomy and astrophysics

    by Kelsey Whing
    Explore the cosmos with a career in astronomy and astrophysics. Discover distant galaxies, and unravel the mysteries of the universe.
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  • Beyond bones and artifacts: Why anthropology is a powerhouse major

    by Kelsey Whing
    Our anthropology major will prepare you for a rewarding career. You can 3D-print replicas of human fossils to study and analyze artifacts at important historical sites. You'll graduate with a better understanding of human history.
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  • Understanding Your Financial Aid Offer

    by Kristen Inman
    It is important to know how to accurately compare financial aid offers. Read on to learn more.
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  • Learn How to Use Library Resources with LIB 197

    by Claire Allen
    CMU Libraries has numerous books and other resources to offer. LIB 197 is here to help you find and use these resources more effectively and efficiently.
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  • Turn your passion for reading into a career

    by Aaron Mills
    Are you passionate about fostering a love for reading in children? If that is the case, getting a master’s degree in reading and literacy for K-12 education could be a great choice for you.
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  • What can you do with a master's in exercise physiology?

    by Aaron Mills
    If you’re passionate about health, fitness and helping others achieve their physical potential, a career in exercise physiology might be the perfect fit for you!
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  • Loanable laptop program at CMU Libraries

    by Claire Allen
    To better serve CMU students, CMU Libraries now have laptops that can be checked out for 2 weeks at a time. Launched in August 2024, this laptop program has become a success.
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  • What can you do with a master's in applied statistics?

    by Will Corgan
    A master's in applied statistics prepares you for high-demand careers in data science, finance, healthcare and more. This degree equips you with statistical programming, machine learning and big data analytics skills to turn raw data into real-world insights. With industries increasingly relying on data-driven decisions, this program future-proofs your career.
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  • Is a master’s degree in sports administration right for you?

    by Melinda Grossmeyer
    Don’t just watch the game—be part of what makes it happen! The multi-billion-dollar sports industry has a growing demand for skilled professionals. See if a master's degree in sports administration is right for you by exploring the field of sports management, what you can learn in an advanced degree program and how this can help you secure a sports administration job.
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  • 5 Steps your student can take right now

    by Kristen Inman
    College isn’t that far away! If your child is ready to make CMU their choice, or is considering it, we want you to know exactly what next steps are available to you and how you can take action now. From housing to orientation and more, here are the next five steps for your student.
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