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The Co-Founder and President of Chamakta Central, Bhuvi Pundir, gives some insight into the Garba Night that was held in the Student Activity Center, Mac Gym 1 on Thursday, Oct. 2. Garba Night was a night of celebratory folk dancing, energetic music and food.
The Co-Founder and President of Chamakta Central, Bhuvi Pundir, gives some insight into the Garba Night that was held in the Student Activity Center, Mac Gym 1 on Thursday, Oct. 2. Garba Night was a night of celebratory folk dancing, energetic music and food.
Quarterbacks are sometimes seen as the spotlight of a football team. On this Central Michigan football team, the spotlight doesn't shine on just one quarterback. In a unique setup, head coach Matt Drinkall has adapted a quarterback rotation between Joe Labas and Angel Flores. Central Michigan Life's sports editor Sydney Neal spoke with Labas and Flores about their brotherhood and how they lean on each other to adapt to life in small-town Mount Pleasant. ?Jasmine Brookins
Olivia and Nash are joined by Chivonne from Stash Ventures to discuss their philanthropy strain, The Crush OG.
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The Central Michigan Women’s Soccer Team tied the University of Toledo, 1-1, on Thursday, Sept. 25, 2025. With goals scored by the Chippewas' freshman forward, Jimena Perez Ayala, and the Rockets' freshman midfielder, Molly Kennedy, both teams finished with double-digit shots on goal. ? Trevor Sparks
Next week, Central Michigan Life will cover CMU's football game against Eastern Michigan and the 35th Annual Applefest at Papa's Pumpkin Patch. Read more at www.cm-life.com.
Central Michigan Life is preparing a range of stories this week — from a photo gallery of a rodeo show to an article about the use of AI in Central Michigan University classrooms. Read these stories and more at www.cm-life.com.
For their first meeting of the 2025-2026 academic year, Central Michigan University's Student Government Association swore in its operational cabinet, committee chairs, senators and its speaker of the house for their first meeting of the academic year. SGA President says it gives student leaders time to settle into their new roles. "There is a lot of work to be done this year, and trying to get positions filled is a great way to start," Acheampong said. ✍️ Blace Carpenter https://www.cm-life.com/article/2025/09/d_sga-meeting_new_090925 #studentgovernment #lifeatcentral #CMU
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Recently, we had the pleasure of hosting a group of eight grandparents and 10 grandchildren for a Grandparents U session on podcasting and the art of storytelling. The kids sat down in our podcast room to interview their grandparents about their college experiences. Here's what three Central Michigan University alumni had to say about coming to campus, making memories and finding their paths. ?️ Christian Valk ? Jo Kenoshmeg #cmich #grandparentsuniversity #studentjournalism #podcast #lifeatcentral Music: "Only Memories can Be Like this" by Lemoti | Courtesy Epidemic Sound | Licensed by Canva
From paper crowns to protest signs and from drag performances to veterans’ testimonies, the No Kings protest at Heritage Landing in Muskegon Saturday, June 14, became a vivid expression in support of democracy. The Muskegon-based activist group “Indy Next Gen” hosted the event, which saw a gathering of diverse voices from different communities, demanding respect for individual rights. Songs and stories blended into a powerful call for change. ?️?✍️ Soli Gordon #studentjournalism
From paper crowns to protest signs and from drag performances to veterans’ testimonies, the No Kings protest at Heritage Landing in Muskegon Saturday, June 14, became a vivid expression in support of democracy. The Muskegon-based activist group “Indy Next Gen” hosted the event, which saw a gathering of diverse voices from different communities, demanding respect for individual rights. Songs and stories blended into a powerful call for change.
The CMU Student Food Pantry relocated June 2 and 3, to a new, larger and brighter space in Robinson Hall. The pantry serves between 350 and 500 students each week during the academic year, and 100 to 200 students each week during the summer. https://www.cm-life.com/multimedia/b4230b1e-2a12-411a-9f2c-1657fb382c2a