Thirteen women from Central Methodist University's Fayette campus have chosen to take part in the recharter of a women's social sorority, Theta Chi Upsilon.

Central Methodist University's magazine of the arts, Inscape, recently unveiled a variety of creative works by CMU students, faculty, and staff. The magazine's 42nd edition was officially revealed during a release party on Tuesday, April 25, which invited contributing writers and artists, as well as their family and friends.

Five student broadcasters from Central Methodist University's KCMU Eagle Radio station have been awarded in statewide competition by the Missouri Broadcast Educators Association.

Over 20 students at Central Methodist University published their creative work in Inscape, CMU's magazine of the arts.

Statewide college and university broadcasting honors have been awarded to eight Central Methodist University students by the Missouri Broadcast Educators Association (MBEA).

Six CMU students become the charter members of the CMU Pi colony of Delta Xi Nu, a sorority committed to the furtherance of multiculturalism by promoting diversity and cultural awareness.

A public affairs broadcast program developed by two Central Methodist University students for area radio stations along with CMU's campus station, KCMU Eagle Radio, has been named a finalist for a national award from the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS).

Central Methodist University's chapter of Alpha Phi Omega (APO) national service fraternity has received two national awards for outstanding accomplishments during the 2014-15 academic year.

Central Methodist University Eagle Radio students, Eubanks and Reaves, won the radio - general coverage category in the annual MSTA Media Competition.

Sixteen young ladies have become charter members of the Alpha Eta chapter of Kappa Beta Gamma, which will officially join CMU Greek life for the Fall 2015 semester.

Over 30 students and staff at Central Methodist University published their creative work in Inscape, CMU's magazine of the arts.

The Central Methodist University Eagle Radio students dove into a new contest this year though the Missouri Broadcast Educators Association. Three of these students received honorable mention for their audio production projects in the annual College Media Awards Competition.

Three students from Central Methodist University have been named as finalists for the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) Awards, to be held March 6-8, 2015 in New York City.

The student staff members of the Collegian will write for and publish the student newspaper of CMU.

Student announcers will broadcast live on KCMU Eagle Radio.

The 39th edition of Inscape, Central Methodist University's magazine of the arts, has been released. The magazine features creative works such as poetry, fiction, non-fiction, plays, paintings, drawings, and photography from over 30 different students.

Central Methodist University has announced its graduating Class of 2012, according to President Marianne Inman. Including its main campus in Fayette, its extended campus sites across the state and its online programming, CMU this year will confer degrees to over a thousand people for the first time in its nearly 160-year history. The following students have graduated from Central Methodist University in Fayette, Mo.