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Several faculty, students and volunteers brought their energy to the dance floor in order to help raise over $27,000 for nonprofits in Isabella County Thursday night for the fourth annual Dance United charity event.
When Portia Brown graduated from high school, her father told her he could not help her financially because he didn’t go to college. He also advised her not to take out any student loans.
Members of Central Michigan University's Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity campus hosted discussion Wednesday night on black centered issues ranging from controversy regarding the confederate flag to the student lead Missouri protests. The event was free and opened to the general public.
Gender stereotypes and discrimination were discussed at "The Gentlemen's Club" event hosted by the Organization of Women Leaders for Women’s Empowerment Week in Pearce Hall Room 128 on Wednesday night.
The story of love and jealousy set to the backdrop of the Oklahoma territory in the year of 1906 is being performed by CMU's theatre and music students this week in the musical play, "Oklahoma!"
Herman Boone visited Plachta Auditorium Nov. 11 as part of the Marge Bulger Sport History Lecture Series.
Students and anyone interested could voice their opinions about future changes of the Park Library on Wednesday during a Charles V. Park Library Master session.
Trans Week of Awareness is being recognized by events that will take place next week. The events are sponsored by the registered student organization, Transcend, and the Office of LGBTQ Services.
Tears and logic were valuable tools in Washington, said a political activist who visited Central Michigan University on Tuesday.
The Organization of Women Leaders, a registered student organization at Central Michigan University that promotes the gender equality and feminist ideals, is hosting Women's Empowerment Week starting Nov. 10.
The sexual education event titled "#ItsNotThatWeird," kicked off the first day of Women’s Empowerment Week hosted by the Organization of Women Leaders on Monday night in Pearce Hall.
Midwest field coordinator and staff attorney for the National Rifle Association Suzanne Anglewicz spoke to students Monday evening about how to become involved in the national discussion over gun rights.
After six days of events ranging from shaving heads and playtime with puppies to auctioning off Sigma Chi brothers at Wayside Central, Derby Days is estimated to raise more than $15,000 for the Huntsman Cancer Institute.
This Saturday at Wayside Central, veterans and CMU students gathered for a night of music, raffles, and collecting beef jerky to send to soldiers overseas. The “Jerky for Our Troops” fundraiser was held in honor of Aaron Ullom, a solider killed in action in Afghanistan.
Zombies took over Main Street on Nov. 7 for a Zombie Run put on by students from COM 401: Capstone in Communication. The run's proceeds went to Area 7 Special Olympics.
A group of 14 photojournalism students participated in the 2015 Annual Photojournalism Workshop led by the nationally recognized photographer and filmmaker, Danny Wilcox Frazier, photography professor Kent Miller and alumni volunteers.
Jex Blackmore, director and spokesperson of The Satanic Temple of Detroit Chapter, spoke to Professor Timothy Boudreau’s Media Law class on Thursday, explaining her beliefs to the students.
After watching his aunt suffer from cancer, Sam Woods wanted to do what he could to help the cause. The Canton sophomore got his chance to give back by dancing in a cage Thursday night.
Tears and pain were evident on the grieving faces of the panel members as they told the audience their stories of tragedy and devastation on Wednesday night at a suicide prevention week panel.
Solidarity means unity, especially among individuals with a common interest, goal or even those in similar situations.
