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If you or your friends are interested in SAPA and want a chance to discuss what it means to be a sexual aggression peer advocate, come join the SAPAs in the third annual "Skate With a SAPA."
As amateur models strode in denim skirts and Tommy Hilfiger shirts to Whitney Houston's "I Wanna Dance With Somebody," a more particular conversation about sustainability and humanitarianism stirred throughout the banquet facility.
Two resolutions were presented to Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association at its Nov. 11 meeting. Senators voted to continue discussion on both resolutions next week, when they will both be eligible to be voted upon.
Canadian organist and researcher Aaron Tan is visiting campus to illustrate the contrast between his work in STEM and music with a lecture and concert.
Central Michigan University hosted a Veteran's Day celebration to honor veterans on and off campus.
Recreation, parks and leisure services administration students are hosting a thrifted clothing fashion show for their RPL 430 course.
Valparaiso, Indiana senior Yvon Bergner spent many of his middle and high school weekends traveling with his family in a trailer up, down and around the coast of Lake Michigan visiting powwows, participating in at least 40 by his count.
Ian Scruggs is the Public Relations Officer of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc at Central Michigan University. He is a junior from Hope, Michigan.
Sarah Richardson, a former Marine, recently returned from serving four years in Japan as a canine handler.
As families and attendees filed into Finch Fieldhouse to experience the Jordan World Circus, a group of eight students stood in protest of the circus’ use of wild animals for entertainment.
Central Michigan University School of Music and University Theatre have partnered up to perform Tony Award-winning musical "Ragtime."
Central Michigan University Program Board is hosting a panel and movie showing about the United States Satanist movement this week.
Faculty members in Sloan Hall noticed that people who didn't have their own office were having issues finding private spaces to breastfeed, pray and have peace and quiet during the busy work day.
Applications to become a Resident or Inclusion Assistant for the 2020-2021 academic year officially opened Monday, Nov. 4.
Central Michigan University's Student Food Pantry is coordinating its second-annual 'Food for Fines' donation drive, which allows students to pay off their parking tickets by donating non-perishable food items.
The Health Promotion Office is offering free light therapy sessions to help Central Michigan University students combat the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder.
The Native American Programs section of the Center for Inclusion and Diversity will be hosting a wide variety of events for Native American Heritage Month from parfleche (leather) painting, to a small selection of film exhibitions.
Central Michigan University's Interfraternity Council (IFC) and the Mary Ellen Brandell Volunteer Center are partaking in November's No-Shave Experience this year as a way to raise awareness for cancer prevention.
This column is from Katie Prebelich, Student Government Association press secretary. She is a junior from Troy, Michigan.
For some college students, Oct. 31 means it's time to break out the cowboy hat or cat ears that they've worn for the last three Halloween seasons. For Autumn Gold, it's another opportunity to practice her special effect makeup skills.
