Program Board brings country duo Midnight Noon to campus
(12/01/17 3:40am)
The audience sang along as country duo Midnight Noon covered “My Church” by Maren Morris.
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Registered student organization advocates for educational equity
(11/26/17 5:26am)
Advocates for Justice in Education members seek to raise awareness about issues people face in the education system and become better advocates for students, teachers, families and others involved in schools.
Country duo Midnight Noon scheduled to perform Nov. 29
(11/24/17 10:01pm)
Country duo Midnight Noon is scheduled to perform at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 29 in the Bovee University Center Rotunda.
AREP volunteers get real world experience volunteering at Hob Nobble Gobble
(11/18/17 8:00am)
Men in tuxedos dine on pink and blue cotton candy. Women in designer gowns and high heels indulge in greasy French fries. Children of all ages dance and play on a red carpet that lines the pathway between bumper cars and a brightly lit fun house.
Take Back the Tap awarded $1,500, funds to educate campus about sustainability
(11/19/17 11:02pm)
After winning "Tap-A-Palooza," registered student organization Take Back the Tap plans to pay it forward with its $1,500 in award money.
Students march through campus to raise awareness about hunger in local communities
(11/12/17 2:53am)
A group of 20 people marched on campus wearing orange ribbons for hunger awareness and holding signs with phrases like “ending hunger one step at a time" on Saturday, Nov. 11.
Discussion of police brutality, Hijab Week and the first amendment during "Courageous Conversations"
(11/09/17 7:06pm)
The Central Michigan University Student Government Association's Diversity Committee embraced controversy during its Diversity Week event, "Courageous Conversations" in the Charles V. Park Library Auditorium Nov. 8.
First Panhellenic Sisterhood event scheduled for Nov. 19
(11/03/17 4:00pm)
Sisterhood among Central Michigan University's various sorority chapters is the focus of a new event that will take place Nov. 19.
Students' experiences volunteering at correctional facility spark idea for prison reform RSO
(10/29/17 8:11pm)
When Megan Lawrence, Sydney Harless and Morgan Barbret spent eight weeks volunteering at Saginaw Correctional Facility, they witnessed a lingering issue in America today: mass incarceration.
Diwali celebration scheduled for Oct. 28
(10/25/17 5:33pm)
Diwali Night will give students a chance to watch musical performances, dances and a fashion show at 5 p.m., Oct. 28 in Powers Ballroom.
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity temporarily suspended from campus pending Student Conduct investigation
(10/25/17 4:46pm)
The Gamma Lambda chapter of Phi Kappa Tau is temporarily suspended from operation pending an investigation on whether the fraternity violated Central Michigan University's Student Code of Conduct and the Fraternal Information and Programming Group guidelines.
Dogs in Halloween costumes race through campus, help raise money for Pre-Vet club
(10/23/17 3:31am)
Dogs dressed as dragons, candy corn and police officers raced through campus Saturday, Oct. 21 for the fifth annual Doggy Dash 5K Race and Fun Walk.
Students march to support survivors of sexual violence
(10/20/17 8:00pm)
People marched through campus chanting, “Survivors Unite!” and “Take Back The Night” on Thursday, Oct. 19 to show support for survivors of sexual violence.
Student organizations deal with frequent problems using OrgSync
(11/12/17 11:32pm)
Registered student organizations deal with several challenges each semester. OrgSync, the campus engagement software that RSOs use, is one of them.
Pre-Veterinary Club to host 5th annual Doggy Dash 5K Race and Fun Walk
(10/16/17 11:59pm)
For those who love dogs and want to support a cause, the 5th annual Doggy Dash 5K Race and Fun Walk is scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 21 in Lot 56 near the Education and Human Services building.
Students support DACA, protest Trump's decision
(10/12/17 12:18am)
With linked arms and chants of “support not deport," students rallied to protest the Trump administration's plan to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arivals (DACA) program.
Main success lies in concerts for programming organization started in 1928
(10/11/17 11:06pm)
When Central Michigan University’s Student Activities Board officially began in 1928, its primary goal was to plan elaborate activities and events for the students on campus.
Program Board to host Canvas and Coffee painting event Oct. 16
(10/11/17 10:19pm)
Central Michigan University’s Program Board will host Canvas and Coffee at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 16 in Wightman Hall 116.
Rally supporting DACA planned for Oct. 11
(10/08/17 9:28pm)
A rally to support the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is scheduled to take place from noon to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 11 in front of Central Michigan University’s Fabiano Botanical Garden.
Mindfulness Club provides space for conscious living
(10/09/17 10:54pm)
What started as a leadership capstone project in Jan. 2016 has blossomed into a registered student organization that meets weekly to speak about incorporating mindfulness into everyday life.
