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Student Advocates for the Medical and Responsible Use of Cannabis are collecting signatures for a proposal that would legalize marijuana for recreational purposes in Michigan.
For 37 consecutive years, Central Michigan University has been hosting its Get Acquainted Day event as a means of helping new students get familiar with the campus organizations and departments.
Program Board President Kaylee Bloom wants to switch things up.
When Oprah Winfrey asked Steve Thompson to be a guest on her show, he politely declined.
Slavery was abolished in America in 1865, but it’s still thriving in the world today; the commodification of human beings profits $32 billion annually.
Those touched by cancer gained the feeling of solidarity Saturday at Relay for Life, organized by Colleges Against Cancer.
Voices for Planned Parenthood at Central Michigan University will host the annual sexual health conference, "Sextival," at 3 p.m. today.
Colleges Against Cancer is hoping to raise $80,000 on Saturday during this year's Relay for Life.
Student United Way at Central Michigan University is teaming up with Compassionate Care Network this spring to package and deliver 300 personal hygiene kits to families in need.
As the semester is coming to a close, Indiana sophomore Dan Cavins is preparing to serve as president of the registered student organization Student Advocates for Medical and Responsible Cannabis.
Central Michigan University's Public Relations Student Society of America chapter will host "Behind the Brand: Global leaders share their secrets to success" on Friday, April 17.
This weekend many events took place on and off campus to get students involved in volunteering through Super Service Weekend.
With bright lights shining down on performers, Plachta Auditorium filled with energy for India Night.
Campus Grow, a student organization dedicated to local foods and sustainability, recently launched a petition for an on-campus farmer's market.
A hot dark room is not where one would expect something to live, but it’s where Trap Door Improv thrives. From figuring out how a murderer commited his crime to following Sasquatch through a forest, Trap Door had something for everyone.
A National Epidemiologic Study on Alcohol and Related Conditions revealed almost half of college-age individuals had a diagnosable psychiatric disorder in the past year.
Activists from eight different Michigan universities joined with Central Michigan University students Thursday to march through the streets of Lansing and up the steps of the Capitol in protest of social justice issues.
Central Michigan University's a cappella groups will come together for a performance at 7 p.m. March 31 in Warriner Hall's Plachta Auditorium.
The Mortar Board National Honor Society Scholarship will offer a scholarship for the 2015-2016 school year.
Women are organizing at Central Michigan University in increasing numbers.
