The North American Indigenous Student Organization hosts a Pow Wow Dance Presentation & Workout as a part of Native America Heritage Month Wednesday, Nov. 30 in the Student Activity Center.
CMU Men's basketball wins 74-67 against Purdue Northwest on Tuesday, Nov. 29 in McGuirk Arena. This win takes the team's record to 3-4 on the season.
Central Michigan football lost to Eastern Michigan 38-19 Friday, Nov. 25 at Rynearson Stadium, in Ypsilanti, Mich. This game would be the last of their season, leaving their overall record at 4-8.
Gardner White Furniture hosts America's Thanksgiving Day Parade Thursday, Nov. 24, in Detroit, Mich.
The CMU volleyball team fell to the Ball State Cardinals in the MAC tournament semifinal with a final score of 3-1 Monday, Nov. 21, in Worthen Arena, on the campus of Ball State University in Muncie, Ind.
CMU volleyball beat Toledo in their first match of the MAC tournament with a final score of 3-0 to move on to the semifinals Sunday, Nov. 20, in Worthen Arena, on the campus of Ball State University in Munice, Ind. The Chippewas will play number 1-ranked Ball State tomorrow.
CMU's D2 Men's Club Hockey team lost to Michigan 9-1 Sunday, Nov. 20 at Martin Ice Arena.
CMU Women's basketball loses 54-84 to Michigan State on Saturday, Nov. 19 in McGuirk Arena. This loss takes the Chippewas' record to 0-4 on the season.
Central Michigan University DIII Hockey team beat the Adrian Bulldogs Bulldogs 4-0 Friday, Nov. 18, at Martin Ice Arena. the Chippewas will play against the Bulldogs again tomorrow at Arrington Ice Arena in Adrian.
S.O.U.L. Central and the Omicron Beta Ques host a talent show with a grand prize of $100, Friday, Nov, 18, in Pearce Hall.
CMU Action Replay hosts Indigenous Representation in Video Games as a part of Native American Heritage Month Thursday, Nov. 17, in the Dow Science Building.
Kappa Delta Pi hosts a Thanksgiving Dinner event Thursday, Nov. 17 in the EHS building. Attendees brought and shared dishes that were important to their culture or family.
CMU Program Board shows Jaws at the Pool Movie Night Thursday, Nov. 17 in the SAC Pool.
On one of Starbucks’ most lucrative days of the fiscal year, its baristas nation-wide have closed the doors to their stores in an effort to finally be heard by the company.
The baristas said their needs are straightforward - better pay and more staffing.
“We need better hours,” said Maddie Price, a barista at the Pickard street Starbucks. “One week I worked 40 hours as a part-time student, then the next I had zero hours.”
The strike, dubbed the Red Cup Rebellion in reference to the limited edition cups the company typically hands out on this day, has garnered national attention as well as inter-occupational attention.
"We’ve had so many truckers honk for us,” said Price. “I think it’s because they just went through what we’re going through.”
In place of the coveted red cup, baristas handed out red cups emblazoned with the Starbucks Workers United logo.
With around 60 new bargaining sessions from now until mid-December, baristas are hopeful that a resolution is around the corner.
”I love my job,” said Price. “And I love coffee.”
Language Outreach Specialist Isabelle Osawamick presents Anishinaabemowin as it Relates to the World for a Soup & Substance event during Native American Heritage Month on Nov. 16 in Powers Hall Ballroom. Osawamick spoke about her experiences with the Anishinaabemowin and English languages, while also discussing the connection of the natural world with humanity.
CMU fell to Western Michigan University in the first home game against WMU since 2020 Wednesday, Nov. 16 in the Kelly/Shorts Stadium. This is the first time since 2018 that CMU fans have been able to attend a home game between the two.
Central Michigan University falls to Western Michigan University 12-10, Wednesday Nov. 17 at Kelly/Shorts Stadium. WMU scored 5 points in the last quarter of the game, knocking CMU out of bowl contention.
America's Got Talent contestant, Katie K, and three man comedy band, Lewberger perform for CMU students, Tuesday, Nov. 15, in Plachta Auditorium.
Native American Programs hosts a Black Ash Basket Weaving Workshop as a part of Native American Heritage Month, Tuesday, Nov. 15 in the Bovee University Center.
Native American Programs hosts a Black Ash Basket Weaving Workshop as a part of Native American Heritage Month, Tuesday, Nov. 15 in the Bovee University Center.
