Award-winning journalist, author to visit CMU next week
(09/28/18 10:47am)
Bailey's visit will kick off Disability Awareness Month with Student Disability Services.
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Bailey's visit will kick off Disability Awareness Month with Student Disability Services.
Panelists look at Michigan voting, midterm elections and ballot proposals on redistricting and recreational marijuana.
Jamie Ford spoke about his novels and his writing process.
Central Michigan University students vote at a rate 10 percent lower than the national average.
Exoplanets, or planets outside our solar system, are not hard to find, but they must have several characteristics to even have the possibility for life.
To bring awareness to life without sight or sound, DeafBlind Central hosted three deaf blind simulations at the Health Profession Building on Sept. 27.
To spread awareness about Hispanic culture, Sigma Delta Pi hosted a Latin American Dance demonstration on the campus of Central Michigan University on Sept. 26.
Two staff members shared their experiences with interracial marriage.
The events are sponsored by the division of American Sign Language in the department of communication science and disorders.
Cards and Coffee is a card-playing, coffee-drinking event held by the Center for Inclusion and Diversity to invite students in and create communities.
Located in CEHS, the Center for Community Counseling and Development offers free counseling services to CMU and the Mount Pleasant community.
Ford's first novel about Japanese Internment camps in the United States was on the New York Times bestseller list for two years.
The student government association discussed the newly-implemented student services fee with Director of Financial Planning and Budgets Joe Garrison at Monday's meeting.
Corby Blem, the Senior Specialist Clerk for Student Employment Services. uses bold colors, pop culture influences and an authentic lifestyle to as the foundation for his Pop Folk creations.
Meetings will be held bi-weekly at 8 p.m. on Thursdays.
For decades, scientists have been studying exoplanets, and the creation of a new satellite will enhance their exploration.
The contest is open to all undergraduate students, regardless of major.
Harvard University’s Dr. Elizabeth Hinton spoke about mass incarceration in America on the campus of Central Michigan University on Sept. 21.
President Jake Hendricks and Vice President Lyndi Rose want to build a bridge between SGA and new administrators at CMU.
The conference is geared toward African American and Latino high school and college students from urban areas like Saginaw, Flint, Grand Rapids and Detroit.