Central Michigan students from all over campus came to Anspach room 161 for L.e.g.a.C club’s fourth event. On Wednesday, Nov. 15, Hurt People, Hurt People was put on to help young students navigate conversations surrounding the topic of trauma.
Central Michigan volleyball closes out the season against Eastern Michigan 3-2, Wednesday, Nov. 15, in McGuirk Arena. Sophomore setter Claire Ammeraal lead the game with a total of 51 assists and junior libero/defensive specialist Aly Gurtiza with a total of 26 digs. in the final game of the season, Central Michigan ended the season 9-9 in the Mid-American Conference and 15-15 overall.
The Office for Institutional Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Office of Indigenous Affairs hosts a Soup and Substance event, Wednesday, Nov. 15, in the Bovee UC Rotunda. Speakers Bonnie Sprague, Melissa Mullard, Gina Borushko and Brian Smith gave a presentation on marketing for diverse Native American businesses.
Central Michigan University President Bob Davies gives the 2023 State of the University Address Thursday, Nov. 16 in Plachta Auditorium. Davies discusses a new mission statement and four new principles the university will be following. Following the event, guests were encouraged to enjoy refreshments and mingle with one another in the upper level of Warriner Hall.
Central Michigan University President Bob Davies gives the 2023 State of the University Address Thursday, Nov. 16 in Plachta Auditorium. Davies discusses a new mission statement and four new principles the university will be following. Following the event, guests were encouraged to enjoy refreshments and mingle with one another in the upper level of Warriner Hall.
Feminist Leaders on Campus, FLOC, and other volunteers dedicated their time to help clean Karma Kat Cafe before the business opened, Sunday, Nov. 12, at Karma Kat Cafe. Volunteers helped clean the visiting area as well as spent time with the cats.
Central Michigan's women's basketball team defeated Concordia-Ann Arbor 80-57 in their home opener, Tuesday, Nov. 14 in McGuirk Arena. The win was head coach Kristin Haynie's first career win as a head coach and the team's first win of the season. CMU's record moved to 1-2.
CMU TAKE CARE and the Counseling Center hosts De-stress November, Friday, Nov. 10, in UC Terrace. The event brought in therapy dogs from Pause for Paws, and additionally allowed students to participate in creating coloring pages and writing letters of gratitude.
Central Michigan men's basketball team fell to Louisiana-Monroe 74-64 in their home opener, Saturday, Nov. 11 in McGuirk Arena. CMU's junior guard Anthony Pritchard led the Chippewas with 15 points. The loss brought the team's overall record to 0-2.
The Sarah and Daniel Opperman Auditorium in Park Library holds SWK 318 presentation on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m Friday Nov. 10. The National American Indian Heritage Month event was vital for CMU students to attend and had an impactful message about the shared land CMU stands on.
Central Michigan's volleyball team faced off against Ohio on Friday, Nov. 10 and Saturday, Nov. 11 in McGuirk Arena. The team fell to Ohio on both days, 3-0. After the Saturday game, Devon Bright, Austyn DeWeese, Kayla Brandon, and Elly Medendorp were honored during the Senior Night festivities. The loss brought the team's record to 8-9 in Mid-American Conference play and 14-15 overall.
Central Michigan's wrestling team fell to No. 21 ranked Oklahoma in their season opener, Thursday, Nov. 9 in McGuirk Arena. Graduate student Corbin Munson, redshirt senior Johnny Lovett and redshirt senior Alex Cramer recorded wins for CMU. The team will travel to Lansing on Nov. 11 for the Michigan State Open.
Constitution Day speaker Rong Kohtz shares her presentation The Constitutional is Personal, Thursday, Nov. 9, in the Sarah and Daniel Opperman Auditorium. The presentation gave insight into personal stories of the Plaintiffs in the United States Supreme Court.
CMU Native American Indigenous Student Organization and the Office of Indigenous Affairs host Shii Shii Be Anishinaabemowin Bingo as part of Native American Heritage Month events Wednesday, Nov. 8 in the Biosciences Building. Participants played bingo using words from the Anishinaabemowin language and competed for prizes sponsored by Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort.
Central Michigan University Chippewas again fell to their rivals Western Michigan Broncos on Nov. 7, in Waldo Stadium, Kalamazoo. CMU scored 3 touchdowns in the third quarter, ending the quarter with 28-21; however, the Broncos ended the fourth quarter 38-28.
Central Michigan's football team beat Northern Illinois 37-31 on its Fright Night/Halloween celebration, Tuesday, Oct. 31 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. Redshirt sophomore quarterback Jase Bauer was the game's passing leader with nine passes for 116 yards. Junior running back Marion Lukes was the rushing leader, rushing 202 yards with one touchdown. Junior wide receiver Jesse Prewitt III was the game's receiving leader with three receptions totalling 49 yards. Junior defensive back Trey Jones led the defense with eight tackles. The win brings CMU's records to 3-2 in MAC conference play and 5-4 overall.
Central Michigan's volleyball team swept Miami (Ohio) 3-0 during its Dig Pink event, Saturday, Oct. 28 in McGuirk Arena. CMU won the first set 25-23, the second set 25-20 and the third set 25-12. The win brought CMU's record to 6-7 in MAC Conference play and 12-13 overall.
Alpha Psi Omega presents The Rocky Horror Picture Show Oct. 26-28 at the Broadway Theatre. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is a 1975 film which explores themes of gender expression and identity. Alpha Psi Omega puts on the show annually and it is a popular Halloween event in Mt. Pleasant.
The Annual Legends of the Dark came back to CMU's campus for its 28th year on Oct. 28. The tour explores the many urban legends that are on CMU's campus after the sun sets. The legends are portrayed by scare actors who are volunteers.
Central Michigan's volleyball team beat Bowling Green 3-2, Friday, Oct. 27, in McGuirk Arena. CMU had a total of 52 kills. CMU sophomore outside hitter Lauren Schrock recorded the most kills with 18 kills. Sophomore setter Claire Ammeraal led with 39 assists and junior opposite Krystina Kasson led the way with four blocks.
