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The event took place Friday in the Bovee University Center terrace rooms. Reyes, a Midland native, was one of four panelists who shared their experiences with maintaining culture, heritage and identity in the U.S. and on campus.
Central Michigan University's chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists will connect communication and fine arts students to student organizations at the inaugural Moore MainStage.
Comedian James Davis said his Comedy Central series, “Hood Adjacent with James Davis,” reminds him of when he was in college. On the show, Davis addresses a variety of issues and shares his perspective of growing up ‘hood adjacent,’ or close to the ‘hood.’
Brandon Dillon spoke at the second general meeting of the College Democrats at Central Michigan University on Wednesday Sept. 13 in the Down Under Food Court. He said the party has to show voters they stand for something and move forward following the 2016 election.
Jay Martin and Brittany Fremion, faculty in the Department of History, started their special project, “Boundary Voices: Snapshots of the Student Experience at Central Michigan University,” for the Museum of Cultural and Natural History in 2010.
The Office of Study Abroad will host a Study Abroad Fair from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 19 to encourage students to learn more about its programs. The event will be held in the Bovee University Center Rotunda.
To honor the sudden death of Otsego sophomore Delaney Bush, three separate memorial events are schedules for Saturday, Sept. 16 around campus.
The bootcamp is designed to prepare students taking part in the New Venture Competition for the process of developing their ideas over the course of the school year.
Brandon Dillon served as a state representative for Michigan’s District 75 from 2010-15.
Over the course of the university's 125-year history, student life has evolved from campus serving as only a place for students to get an education. It has become a hub to meet people with different life experiences, exercise First Amendment rights and a place that encourages students to evolve into more philanthropic, charitable people.
Whitmer is one of four declared candidates running to represent the Democratic Party in Michigan’s 2018 gubernatorial election.
The Extended Hours Study room in the Charles V. Park Library will be converted into a 24-hour, four days a week study center beginning Sunday, Sept. 10.
University Theatre will kick off the fall semester with a play about love, pain and pulling out guns at strange times.
Coming from a small town, Tanner Hecht didn't have an interest in study abroad when he was in high school. Now, as a senior at Central Michigan University, he has studied abroad twice — once in Denmark and once in Thailand.
Erin Langan, a Bloomfield Hills senior, spent Fall 2016 taking classes on a ship and traveling the world through Semester at Sea, a multi-country study abroad program.
When Catherine Joppich flew into Johannesburg and took a bus to Swaziland, the vehicle stopped at a hybrid gas station-shopping complex.
Program Board, a registered student organization that brings various entertainment events and programs to campus, has announced its Weeks of Welcome schedule, which includes movies, trivia and comedy.
The deadline to drop a class and receive a refund is Sept. 1 at 11:59 p.m. After this date, students who drop a class will not get their money back.
Plants in the Living Wall installation located in the Biosciences Building were replaced in July, after the display was temporarily taken down due to an infestation of parasitic insects. The installation was removed on Tuesday, July 18 due to complications caused by an infestation of mealybugs, a common parasite that drain a plant of its liquids. Mealybug infestations are identified by the wax-like residue that the insects leave behind.
Students new and old were given a chance to learn more about ways to get involved across campus at the MainStage event on Saturday. MainStage is an annual event held during Welcome Weekend where students can Freshmen in particular can use MainStage as a way to learn more about Kenzie Leeseberg, a freshman from Augusta, Georgia, found the event to be valuable "I've thoroughly enjoyed everything that I've experienced so far," Leeseberg said.