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Frogbit, a plant that grows in water covering the surface with lilies, is prevalent around the Great Lakes and Michigan, but it’s not supposed to be.
The music theatre program will be live streaming a musical written by a Central Michigan University alumnus Feb. 11-14.
Central Michigan University will be hosting a variety of events for students in the days surrounding Valentine's Day.
The Central Michigan University School of Music is continuing its tradition of showcasing student and faculty jazz musicianship, and this year it will be done through free, live streamed concerts.
February is Black History Month and Central Michigan University is celebrating with a variety of events.
The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences annual Critical Engagement series is following the theme ‘What Does it Mean to be Human?’ for the 2020-21 academic year.
The Office of Student Activities and Involvement (SAI) and the Counseling Center are partnering to host a virtual event to give students an outlet on Central Michigan University’s first wellness day.
To kick off the Spring 2021 Meijer Visiting Writers Series, Central Michigan University will virtually host author Marc Anthony Richardson.
Students discussed familial relationships to showcase diverse families during the virtual event "A Family Affair: Into the Diverse Lives of Families."
With pictures of her sons framed around her, Sybrina Fulton spoke of her hopes for a bright future during Central Michigan University's Martin Luther King Jr. week.
Central Michigan University's annual week celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. kicked off with the CommUNITY Peace Service on MLK Day, Monday, Jan. 18.
Central Michigan University's annual week-long celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy hosted by Multicultural Academic Student Services will take place during the week of Jan. 18.
In place of a banquet, Central Michigan University's Student Government Association hosted a Facebook Live event to celebrate its 100th anniversary.
Central Michigan University students in the recreation, parks and leisure "Planning Recreation Programs & Events" (RPL 430) class is putting on Center Stage, a virtual talent show .
Central Michigan University's Public Relations Student Society of America chapter will be hosting their annual internship fair virtually this year.
Central Michigan University’s Office of Diversity Education will be hosting an event to encourage post-election conversation.
Central Michigan University recreation, parks and leisure students are hosting a free virtual music festival titled "Save Our Stages" to raise money for a nonprofit organization.
The Native American Programs office, part of the Center for Inclusion and Diversity, will be hosting a variety of events throughout November to commemorate Native American Heritage Month.
Halloween this year will not be the same due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, there will still be plenty of spooky events to attend with social distancing -- from trick or treating with dogs, to a drive-in movie, to even petting alpacas.
In 2000, Carolyn Dewitt sat in her dorm room right before that year’s presidential election. Dewitt just turned 18, missing the voter registration deadline, but spoke to her roommates about voting. She thought voting did not matter and nothing will change when she votes in the future.
