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Although small in number, the Central Michigan University Judo Club fills the McGuirk Events Center wrestling room with energy and vigor in its weekly gatherings.
The Central Michigan University Student Government Association addressed the university's weather policy and procedure at the Feb. 11 meeting, and also introduced a guest speaker from the Faculty Association Union.
An exuberant crowd celebrated African cultures through dance, poetry and fashion at the third annual Sankofa Pan-African Culture Show Feb. 9 in the Central Michigan University Plachta Auditorium.
The Central Michigan University Organization of Women Leaders hosted a panel Feb. 5 in the Bovee University Center Auditorium. The event, titled “Conversations on Toxic Behaviors Part II," focused primarily on toxic masculinity and how it plays a role in society and relationships.
Central Michigan University Student Government Association met for the second time of the semester Feb. 4 after canceling the previous meeting due to inclement weather.
The Nonprofit Leadership Student Alliance encourages Central Michigan University students to slip into their cleanest professional attire and polish their resumes for a day of professional networking.
The Central Michigan University Voices of Planned Parenthood will host a sex education event, "Not Your Middle School Sex Ed," at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 7 in Anspach, room 155.
Central Michigan University has joined the K-pop trend with a new registered student organization.
The word "magician" typically evokes images of top hats, rabbits, mystical boxes and wands.
The Central Michigan University Student Government Association reconvened for the Spring semester Jan. 14 with Senate elections and a briefing from Richard Rothaus, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences.
Program Board has invited electronic music duo 3OH!3, with special guest Bryce Vine, to take the stage for its 2019 Spring concert.
Program Board, the student-operated organization devoted to offering educational and entertaining programs on campus, is searching for a new marketing director.
A student today, but a CMU Chippewa forever.
The Organization of Women Leaders (OWLs) was planning to hold a panel that discussed toxic masculinity at 7 p.m. Dec. 6 in the Bovee University Center Auditorium. Its topic changed when Dexter senior Francesca Farzalo decided to focus the discussion on toxic behavior instead.
Central Michigan University’s chapter of Voices for Planned Parenthood will be hosting a "Better Than Sex" Trivia Night from 9-11 p.m. Nov. 29.
"Conversations on Toxic Masculinity," a panel hosted by the Organization of Women Leaders, will take place at 7 p.m. Nov. 29.
Women gather on the floor and open their hearts to one another, surrounded by string lights and blankets in room 231 of the Education and Human Services building on Central Michigan University's campus.
On Nov. 15, Women’s Empowerment Week continued with a light-hearted open mic night at Ponder Coffee Company, hosted by the Organization of Women Leaders (OWLs).
It was an event filled with pop music, cheers and smiles from participants and spectators. As the third installment of Women’s Empowerment Week, the Organization of Women Leaders (OWLs) hosted a Body Positivity Fashion Show.
A panel of journalists discussed the importance of ethical communication and what it’s like to be a journalist in today’s society.
