MASS announces continuation of I AM ANTIRACIST series with panel, presentations
The Office of Multicultural Academic Student Services (MASS) announced its continuation of the I AM ANTIRACIST campaign by transitioning from awareness to action.
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The Office of Multicultural Academic Student Services (MASS) announced its continuation of the I AM ANTIRACIST campaign by transitioning from awareness to action.
“My brother George Floyd was 46 years young when he was murdered by four Minneapolis Police officers," Philonise Floyd said. "His children are left without a father. Not only did they kill my brother, but having to watch the video of my brother begging for his life and crying for our mama has taken a part of me."
Walking into the barn filled with hay, dirt, sand and the smell of animals, Illinois sophomore, Adeline Kolsto, strolls past the horses in their stalls. Kolsto arrives at Pippin’s spot in the barn and starts to brush him and put the gear on his back, feeding Pippin treats if he behaves.
Central Civics, sponsored by the Mary Ellen Brandell Volunteer Center, is hosting a semester of events called the Citizenship Crash Course. It is a series of lectures, panels, discussions and workshops focused on educating students on civic and political life.
Some Central Michigan University students and faculty are worried as the semester starts in person among record numbers of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in Michigan.
Central Michigan University students were welcomed back to Mount Pleasant for the Spring 2022 semester with snow on the ground and near-freezing temperatures, but Michigan winters aren't all bad.
Rachod Mildton didn't just cheer for his daughter Raiyana as she walked across the stage to receive her degree – he clapped and shouted for every single Fall 2021 graduate in the first ceremony of commencement day.
The Fall 2021 commencement ceremony will take place on Dec. 18 at McGuirk Arena and will be split into three ceremonies.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story is part of a series of articles that gather the opinions of the campus community during the 2021-22 academic year. If you have an opinion to share, send it to editor@cm-life.com.
This week, Pi Sigma Epsilon, a co-ed business fraternity, is selling Central Michigan University stickers to raise money for families affected by the Oxford High School shooting.
Mitten-covered hands clapped as Sarah Christensen and Laura Coffee cut the big ribbon to officially open the new location for Green Tree Cooperative grocery.
On Dec. 9, Teresa Homsi and Eric Urbaniak won the Campus Sustainability Student Leadership Award from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) for their work promoting sustainability at Central Michigan University.
If you show up late to Tim Otteman's class, he'll make you sing. It's one of the many ways he establishes lifelong connections with his students.
Just like the rest of the world, during 2021 Central Michigan University was absorbed by masks and vaccines.
Hailing from Bochum, Germany, graduate student Dennis Duennwald is one of three German exchange students who are studying at Central Michigan University.
Since 2004, Jodi Stuber, the executive director and equine specialist at Hopewell Ranch, has used horses to hold therapy sessions for people who have depression, anxiety, trauma and physical disabilities.
Professors. One small word that holds a lot of meaning. They are people students look up to and complain about. Students sit in their class and listen to their sometimes-boring lectures, but hardly ever see into who a professor really is.
Tonight some students will take a break from the books and put on their boogie shoes for the “Golden Gala," a formal homecoming-style event free to all students.
The next associate deans of Central Michigan University's College of Science and Engineering has been narrowed down to four finalists. Each candidate is scheduled to visit campus for open forums starting Dec. 1
At a Student Government Association meeting on Nov. 29, two guest speakers from different on-campus organizations gave presentations and answered questions from students.