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Homecoming 2023 is set to be filled with fun events of all sorts, from competitions to parties to the ever-popular parade. Kicking it all off, the announcement of CMU’s Homecoming Maroon Ambassadors.
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Central Michigan University enrolls students from all across the country, and even the world. Frida Ferrusquia, Carlos Lopez and Elissa Melhem come from different parts of Latin America with different cultures, languages and lifestyles, but they all took the opportunity to share their stories as international immigrant students at CMU.
In her dorm room at Central Michigan University, Maddie VanAlstine, sophomore, bends over a handmade greeting card - a business endeavor that she began in June of 2023.
In a bid to shed light on the challenges faced by immigrant and undocumented student, the Multicultural Academic Students Services and Empowered Latino Union host a discussion as part of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Graduating high school is a big deal. You've worked your way from pre-kindergarten all the way through the 12th grade, and you are now to continue to college.
On Monday night, the Student Government Association at Central Michigan University held its first meeting of the semester. Bovee University Center Auditorium was filled with CMU students, Registered Student Organization (RSO) Representatives, previous and new SGA members.
Juguetes y Dulces means toys and sweets in Spanish. Central Michigan University students filled up the Bovee University Center 108 to attend the Juguetes y Dulces event on Sept. 18 as part of Hispanic Heritage Month.
To kickoff the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, an event run by Central Bridge and the Multicultural Academic Student Services (MASS) invited keynote speaker Cynthia Martinez to discuss her experiences as a first generation college student.
The International Student Organization (ISO) at Central Michigan University is to host a potluck event from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 17, at Island Park, to welcome new and returning students.
Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off events Friday, Sept. 15, at 5 p.m. in Bovee University Center Auditorium 302 with Empowering Latine First Generation College Voices.
Through the waves of Lake Michigan, the white double-deck ferry takes Central Michigan University students, faculty and researchers to CMU Biological Station (CMUBS) on Beaver Island.
In Michigan, a pivotal legislative proposal has taken center stage with the progression of the Reproductive Health Care Act. This bill, which cleared the House of Representatives' Health Policy Committee Sept. 20. seeks to unravel longstanding laws that have placed restrictions on access to reproductive health care services, particularly abortion, within the state.
The international movie event took place from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sep. 3 at the Central Michigan University Kelly/Shorts Football Stadium.
An annual Glow in the Dark Capture the Flag event, hosted by Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship, is returning. The game will take place from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 7 at the Central Michigan University Seal near Warriner Hall.
The City of Mount Pleasant is moving forward on changes to absentee voting, making it possible for individuals to have their absentee ballot sent to their mailbox automatically.
The month of August, for me, has always had an air of anxiety.
Bittersweet smiles filled the lounge in Medilodge of Mount Pleasant, a local nursing home, as first-generation student MoniQue “Mo” Miller accepted her diploma from Central Michigan University President Bob Davies. An intimate audience made of professors, colleagues and family filled the silence with clapping and cheers.
At 7 a.m. on June 6, a notification popped up on Liss Smith’s phone. It wasn’t the first thing they wanted to read in the morning, but it was an important one.
Growing up, Gaia Herrick oftentimes felt left out. Without any positive depictions of someone with the same disability as hers, she felt out of place and unattractive. Now, many years later, she seeks to be the representation she never had growing up as a model in the upcoming Threads Fashion Show.
