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Sixty-five students will compete in 35 teams in the ninth annual New Venture competition from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on April 12 in the College of Education and Human Services building events center.
Witch hats, veils and dogs were all various accessories seen accompanying models strutting down the runway April 6 in the Central Michigan University Biosciences building.
While the themes of “Threads Fashion ID” celebrate rawness and inclusivity, designers Natalie Weith and Ruestasha Walker achieved inspiration through the wild need for liberation.
For many years, emotional support animals have helped their owners whether it be through emotional support or alerting to upcoming seizures.
Ombudsperson Erica Peters has learned firsthand what it means to be a “third party.”
Student Government Association President Jake Hendricks had an interesting April Fools’ Day.
Seventeen Central Michigan University graphic design students presented their capstone project "At the Threshold: A Closer Look at Homelessness," March 30 at the University Art Gallery.
Mount Pleasant and Central Michigan University community members will be able to participate in traveling back to the 1960s at the Museum of Cultural and Natural History's "Kozmic Clash: Peace, love and outer space." The exhibit will open at 4 p.m. April 22.
After a week of voting, incumbents Jake Hendricks and Lyndi Rose have been re-elected to serve as the Student Government Association president and vice president for the 2019-20 academic year.
With various students dressed in black crop tops, faux leather platform boots and 2008 reminiscence, hundreds of students sought angsty nostalgia for crunkcore duo 3OH!3.
After four years of studying, Match Day seems like the final pay-off for medical students.
Central Michigan University students chowed down on Asian cuisine March 28 at "Extreme Cuisine," an event that is part of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
The 21st annual Threads Fashion Show will have a more diverse and inclusive group of models walking down the runway than previous years.
Doozies Ice Cream will be celebrating its seasonal opening at 2 p.m. Friday, March 29.
After a wicked Kansas rainstorm hit the night before, Glennie, Michigan senior John Maus awoke on top of a picnic bench. His muddy, blue mountain bike had a flat tire and everything he had with him was soaking wet.
Editor's note: A previous version of this story did not include panelist Al Casey, a transgender non-binary individual. More information was added to the story at 9:58 p.m. on Tuesday, April 2.
The fourth annual Diversity and Inclusion Symposium will bring in keynote speaker, artist, designer and urban planner Candy Chang to speak about inclusive engagement from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 9 in the Bovee University Center Rotunda.
Michigan’s big music festivals include the Movement Festival, Electric Forest and Common Ground.
Take Back the Tap merged forces with Campus Dining and Auxiliary Services to create the first-ever Week Without Bottled Water at Central Michigan University.
What do you get when you put students of Muslim, Jewish and Christian faiths into a room together?
