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At the beginning of each episode of "Same Same Different," podcast host Bryce Huffman gives his guests ten seconds to list everything they identify as. In Huffman's case, he describes himself as, "a black, cis-gendered male from Detroit - a journalist, a poet, a comedian and unfortunately, a die-hard Lions fan."
The Native American Programs section of the Center for Inclusion and Diversity will be hosting a wide variety of events for Native American Heritage Month from parfleche (leather) painting, to a small selection of film exhibitions.
Central Michigan University's Interfraternity Council (IFC) and the Mary Ellen Brandell Volunteer Center are partaking in November's No-Shave Experience this year as a way to raise awareness for cancer prevention.
Some students spend their breaks from school relaxing, spending time at home with friends and family, working extra hours or traveling somewhere exciting, but some students prefer to spend their free time helping others in need.
In the mid-1990s, Jeffrey Weinstock (a.k.a. DJ cypher) could be found DJ’ing goth music at any number of clubs all across New England. In 2019, he can be found going into his 18th year as a professor of English at Central Michigan University.
This year, I volunteered to be a scarer for Legends of the Dark. I was placed at the beginning of the tour; I had a scary outfit, gory makeup and I created a creepy character to help me truly terrify the tourists.
In 1965, America was still healing after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963, young people protested against U.S. involvement in Vietnam, and as Dr. Martin Luther King led voter registration drives throughout the south, the civil rights movement reached its peak.
Representatives of the Office of Civil Rights and Institutional Equity (OCRIE) and Sexual Aggression Peer Advocates (SAPA) spoke at the Oct. 28 meeting of Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association.
Student entrepreneurs at Central Michigan University hosted a networking event to give their peers the same opportunities they had when starting their company.
Ignite Donuts, a Central Michigan University New Venture company, is hosting a networking event for students interested in starting businesses and doing freelance work.
Central Michigan University's Counseling Center places a huge importance on timeliness and urgency when scheduling appointments for overwhelmed students, especially at this time of year.
Tears began to form in Rhonda DeLong's eyes.
It was three days before "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" at Broadway Theatre as cast members were filling prop bags and screaming call outs.
John Veilleux discussed enrollment, branding and crisis communication during a candidate forum for Central Michigan University's next vice president for University Communications and chief marketing officer.
After a year in the making, Central Michigan University's College of the Arts and Media is unveiling the new Social Media Research and Analytics Lab on Oct. 23-24 in Moore Hall 430. The lab will provide a collaborative research space where faculty members and students can study emerging social media trends and gauge public opinion.
Music students at Central Michigan University are performing opera and musical theater pieces this Saturday.
Central Michigan University President Bob Davies addressed a Chick-fil-A truck and backlash from students and faculty expressed following homecoming.
Central Michigan University's Student Government Association gave students the opportunity to question City Commission candidates and hear about their platforms ahead of the election on Nov. 5.
On the dark and stormy night of Oct. 21, a week before Halloween falls on Central Michigan University, students filled the Charles V. Park Library's Sarah and Daniel Opperman Auditorium to discuss cultural competency, mystical religions and witchcraft.
Central Michigan University's first Chief Information Officer Roger Rehm plans to retire next summer.
