Empowered Latino Union and Multicultural Academic Student Services hosts Empowering Immigrant and Undocumented Students in Higher Education as part of Hispanic Heritage Month events, Tuesday, Sept. 26 in Sarah Opperman Auditorium. Panel members shared their experiences in pursuing higher education as immigrant students and provided insight on the barriers that immigrant and undocumented students face.
Central Michigan's soccer team fell to Eastern Michigan University 1-0 on Thursday, Sept. 21 in the Multipurpose Complex. Redshirt junior goalkeeper Allison LaPoint led the team with eight saves. Eastern Michigan's Kate Robinson scored the only goal of the game on a penalty kick. The loss brings CMU's conference record to 0-1 and overall record to 1-2-3.
Central Bridge hosts the Art of Talavera Making Thursday, September 21, in the Center for Student Inclusion and Diversity, Bovee University Center. CMU students were encouraged to paint their own Talavera piece as part of events for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Multicultural Academic Student Services hosts More Than Just One Voice as part of Hispanic Heritage Month events, Tuesday, Sept. 19, in Sarah Opperman Auditorium. Seniors Ku'Juana Quinn and Gabriela Torres hosted the event. They highlighted prominent Afro-Latine figures and discussed how the intersection of race and ethnicity allows people to use their voices to uplift communities.
CMU STEM students gathered to meet with representatives of potential career opportunities, Friday, Sep. 15, in the School of Engineering and Technology. The event lasted from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and gave students an opportunity to test their resumes with real-world employers.
Juguetes y Dulces -- meaning 'toys and sweets' in Spanish -- celebrated the tastes and games of Mexico Sept. 18.
The event featured Frida Ferrusquia, a junior who grew up in Mexico before returning to the United States at age 15, showcasing the toys, games and sweets of her childhood, while teaching about Mexican culture and traditions.
The Central Michigan Chippewas faced off against the Fighting Irish for the first time, making history between the two universities, on Saturday, Sept. 17, at Notre Dame Stadium. CMU lost against Notre Dame with a final score of 41-17, leaving the Chippewas with an overall score of 1-2 for the season.
The Central Michigan Chippewas faced off against the Fighting Irish for the first time, making history between the two universities, on Saturday, Sept. 17, at Notre Dame Stadium. CMU lost against Notre Dame with a final score of 41-17, leaving the Chippewas with an overall score of 1-2 for the season.
Inside Central Michigan University Biological Station, Beaver Island, Michigan, July 29, 2023.
Central Michigan's soccer team defeats Purdue Fort Wayne 2-1 on Sunday, Sept. 10, in the Multipurpose Complex. Seniors Addie Brown, Abigale Edwards, Megan Scholten, Emily Penney, Elizabeth Chlystun, and Matilda Melin were honored before the game for Senior Day. Sophomore forward Lauren Walker and junior forward Jenna Little led the team with one goal each. The win brings the team's overall record to 1-1-3.
The Central Michigan Chippewas play against the New Hampshire Wildcats on Saturday, Sept. 9, for the home opener. The Chippewas beat the Wildcats after redshirt junior Tristian Mattson, a transfer from Arkansas State, made a field goal, ending the game 45-42.
The Central Michigan Chippewas play against the New Hampshire Wildcats on Saturday, Sept. 9, for the home opener. The Chippewas beat the Wildcats after redshirt junior Tristian Mattson, a transfer from Arkansas State, made a field goal, ending the game 45-42.
Hundreds of friends, family, students, and alumni of CMU flocked to the parking lot outside of Kelly Shorts stadium from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sep. 9, to participate in Tailgate Central before the CMU vs. New Hampshire football game. Tailgate Central showcased a collection of local businesses, club sports, and campus departments to celebrate CMU's home opener.
The Office of Student Activities and Involvement hosts a CMU Pep Rally and Kickin' it With the Vice President of Student Affairs Friday, Sept. 8 outside Kulhavi Events Center Plaza. The event had tailgate games, dance performances, food and a shoe competition judged by Dr. Renee Watson.
For the 2034-24 Summer Theatre Schedule, 'That's Entertainment! A Musical Revue,' directed and conceived by Stacey Pattison is being showed in the Townsend Kiva on September 7th and 9th with 'The 39 Steps' being shown on September 8th and 10th.
Chi Alpha CMU organized its Glow-in-the-Dark games at Central Michigan University, Thursday, Sep. 7, near the CMU seal. The event was the first of many planned by XA CMU for the Fall 2023 semester.
Central Michiganu's volleyball team defeated Bradley 3-2 in game five of the Chippewa Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 2, in McGuirk Arena. The win brings the team's overall record to 3-3. Redshirt sophomore middle blocker/outside hitter Abby Olin leads the team in kills, 13, and blocks, 12. Junior libero/defensive specialist Aly Gurtiza led the team in digs with 23. Sophomore setter Claire Ammeraal led the team in assists with 36. CMU will travel to Iowa to play in the Hawkeye Invitational from Sept. 8-10.
CMU's volleyball team defeated Albany 3-0 on Friday, Sept. 1 in McGuirk Arena. CMU won 25-22, 25-21, and 28-18. Graduate student outside hitter Devon Bright led the team in kills with 12. Junior libero/defensive specialist Aly Gurtiza led the team with three aces and 13 digs. Sophomore setter Claire Ammeraal led the team in assists with 28. This matchup was a part of CMU's 2023 Chippewa Invitational taking place from Sept. 1-2.
Central Michigan University Chippewas lost to Michigan State University Spartans during the season opener on Friday, Sept. 1, in Spartan Stadium. Even though redshirt sophomore wide receiver Chris Parker scored a touchdown in the first half of the game, the final score was 31 - 7.
Central Michigan University Chippewas lost to Michigan State University Spartans during the season opener on Friday, Sept. 1, in Spartan Stadium. Even though redshirt sophomore wide receiver Chris Parker scored a touchdown in the first half of the game, the final score was 31 - 7.
