CMU to celebrate World Mental Health Day on Oct. 10
(10/09/19 5:02pm)
Central Michigan University wants to spread awareness about the importance of self-care Thursday, Oct. 10 for World Mental Health Day.
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Students unearth fake human remains during mock crime scene
(10/06/19 5:57pm)
Yellow barricade tape lined the south lawn outside of Anspach Hall Oct. 4 where human remains were unearthed by Central Michigan University students wearing blue rubber gloves, shoe covers and dust masks. The amateur investigators were given about three hours to establish a perimeter, survey and document the scenes.
Simulation shows students what it's like to live in poverty
(10/07/19 4:18pm)
Students were tasked with managing bills, childcare, evictions and even homelessness as part of a Poverty Simulation held on Oct. 4 in the Bovee University Center.
Cello professor Jamie Fiste to perform Oct. 8 in faculty artist concert
(10/07/19 11:00pm)
James Fiste, a professor of cello at Central Michigan University, is performing Tuesday as part of the Faculty Artist Concert Series.
Joe Hernandez-Kolski discusses identity, loneliness and failure during Hispanic Heritage Month show
(10/04/19 9:56pm)
Despite the fact that his subject matter was deeply emotional, personal and at times sad, Bovee University Center Auditorium was filled with laughter the entire hour Joe Hernandez-Kolski was on stage Thursday night.
Fiction writers visit CMU; read to students
(10/04/19 7:46pm)
Students, faculty and Mount Pleasant community members gathered for a night of prose reading by authors Samuel Ligon and Robert Lopez.
Event management program named 'best in the world'
(10/09/19 3:25pm)
Central Michigan University's event management program was honored by the International Festivals and Events Association with the Gold Pinnacle Award for Best Event Management Bachelor’s Degree.
Legends of the Dark seeking volunteers
(10/07/19 9:39pm)
Legends of the Dark, an annual event at Central Michigan University, is seeking volunteers to fill a variety of positions for the spooky campus tour.
SGA senator Caleob Mitchell shares history of firing students up for change
(01/31/20 7:41pm)
Chicago freshman Caleob Mitchell was elected to the senate of Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association and as Cobb Hall president this year, but channeling the voices of his fellow students to create change is nothing new to him.
Alpha Kappa Psi career fair continues four-decade-long tradition
(10/03/19 10:02pm)
Central Michigan University's coed professional business fraternity aims to foster a space for career advancement, networking and hiring opportunities with its fall 2019 Career Fair.
Panel gives students with ADD, ADHD and anxiety a voice
(10/03/19 9:10pm)
Tawas City junior Bren Sowerby has dealt with attention deficit disorder, dissociative disorder and tics since he was five years old. In the spring, Sowerby was hospitalized because of his mental health. The music theater major spent more than half of a month away from classes and is still dealing with repercussions.
Human trafficking expert coming to CMU Oct. 8
(10/04/19 8:00pm)
Jaco Booyens, a filmmaker and speaker, is coming to Central Michigan University to talk about human trafficking on college campuses, including warning signs and what you can do to help.
Rain causes flooding in Northwest Apartments; city parks remain open
(10/02/19 9:09pm)
Mount Pleasant was battered by heavy rainfall the night of Oct. 1, causing flooding in multiple parking lots and creating a small pond in the courtyard of Central Michigan University's Northwest Apartments.
CMU to host multiple activities for Cybersecurity Awareness Day Oct. 11
(10/04/19 8:33pm)
October was named National Cybersecurity Awareness Month by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and computer industry to help Americans have a safer and more secure cyber experience.
'There's hope for those who experience this:' A sexual assault survivor's 35-year journey to healing
(10/03/19 12:02am)
Editor's Note: Lisa Saruga's rapist has never been arrested. She still considers him a threat to her and her family. She writes and speaks about her sexual assault under a pen name for her safety.
Free menstrual products to come to four campus bathrooms, one gender-neutral
(10/01/19 2:26pm)
Free tampons and menstrual pads will be available in four CMU bathrooms beginning this week, Student Government Association Vice President Lyndi Rose announced at SGA’s Sept. 30 meeting. This marks the second year Rose has spearheaded the Menstrual Hygiene Product Initiative.
Deaf singer Mandy Harvey comes to CMU
(10/04/19 4:35pm)
When faced with an obstacle, we always have two choices. The first is to give up, turn around, and stop trying. The second is to keep living. Remember that it is just a moment in our lives, not who we are. One event does not define who we are for the rest of our lives.
Summit Sessions Live: A chaotic learning experience
(09/30/19 8:21pm)
A snake cable slithers more than 50 feet from a control room, through five doors and into a TV studio on the first floor of Moore Hall. The bundle of 12 wires gives life to monitors and microphones. Numbers on a digital clock climb as students grip the handles on three TV cameras. Nervous twitching and the humming of busybodies ceases.
Library showcases work of past university photographers
(09/27/19 7:02pm)
The walls are covered end to end with history.
Summit Sessions Live to return for fourth season Sept. 27
(09/26/19 9:15pm)
Summit Sessions Live, broadcast by MHTV and 91.5 The Mountain, is returning for its fourth season this Friday.
