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For an evening, with over 1,000 people in Finch Fieldhouse, a group of mostly Michigan artists and Central Michigan University students connected as one.
Veronica Gregory, a candidate for an accelerated master's degree in history, is presenting “Garland Nevitt: Cather, Coach and Chief” with original research that stemmed from her curiosity about a nickname in a yearbook.
A discussion about “Medical Bias Against Women of Color” will take place from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 6 at Dow Science 179.
Students and staff are invited to join the After Hours Improv RSO for their first show of the semester. The event will be from 6 to 10 p.m. on Feb 1 in room 161 in Anspach Hall.
The Central Michigan University College of Business Administration is sponsoring the fifth annual CMU Sales Challenge. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Feb. 3 in Grawn Atrium.
At the LGBTQ+ summit on Jan. 20, the LGBTQ community at Central Michigan University voiced their needs. Students, faculty and staff shared resources and solutions to some of the issues.
Tired of grading students’ homework when its cold and snowy outside? Get hot chocolate and chat with your colleagues!
Irene Miller, a Holocaust survivor, educator and author, took the stage in front of the campus community in her bright and colorful sweater.
From 9am to 12pm on Jan. 28 in Bovee University Center Rotunda, the Central Michigan University's Career Development Center, Nonprofit Leadership Student Alliance and Mount Pleasant Community Foundation is hosting a Nonprofit and Government Internship Career Fair.
By Bryce Hollins
Thousands of miles away from Mount Pleasant, 20 students in a refugee camp Dzaleka, Malawi, connect to Central Michigan University.
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The Central Michigan University’s theater department has put together its next feature, a play called “Lysistrata,” scheduled for the beginning of February.
On a cold, rainy January morning, a ray of sunshine shone in the Sarah and Daniel Opperman Auditorium.
Feminista Jones was met with an uproar of applause from a busy crowd while she made her way to the podium to speak about the misconceptions about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life.
Central Michigan University LGBTQ Services and Gender Equity Programs is to host an LGBTQ+ summit. The Summit takes place from 2 to 6 p.m. on Jan. 20 at the Bovee University Center Terrace rooms.
Public Transportation Services of the Isabella County Transportation Commission, also known as I-Ride, is now offering a new bus stop for the Central Michigan University community.
Central Michigan University’s Multicultural Academic Student Services Office (MASS) began Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Week with the annual MLK CommUNITY Peace Brunch.
Nearly 300 students, faculty and community members marched from Central Michigan University’s Bovee University Center to downtown Mount Pleasant Monday.
As of Jan. 9, Central Michigan’s Park Library opened a family study room on the first floor. It is available for students and faculty, along with their children to use.
