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The Office of Student Activities, Program Board and Sexual Assault Peer Advocates will hold a discussion lead by Central Michigan University alumna Lisa Saruga for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
The Clarke Historical Library’s annual spring speaker series will conclude on April 5 with “A Photographer’s Journey with Steve Jessmore."
Island Park consists of several trails and walkways, as it is an actual island surrounded by the Chippewa River.
The Office of Multicultural Academic Student Services (MASS) held its fifth event, as part of the ongoing I AM ANTIRACIST campaign, in the Bovee University Center on March 30.
The Organization of Asian Leaders came together for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month to discuss their experiences of being mixed race, international and adopted students.
The Student Government Association (SGA) discussed 11 pieces of legislation at its weekly meeting on March 28. All have been tabled until the next meeting.
The first annual Gifts for the River Film Festival included a Water Protectors panel on Mar. 26 online and in Anspach 161. The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe (SCIT) partnered with Central Michigan University (CMU) to bring the two-day festival to campus.
Over 50 students participated in Central Michigan University's first Hackathon: Reimagine 2022 from March 25-26 in Grawn Hall.
Mount Pleasant junior, Taylor Idema is Central Michigan University's first finalist for the highly competitive Harry S. Truman Scholarship.
Self-proclaimed Central Michigan University athletics "superfan" Matt Werstler said many students do not go to sporting events often enough.
The Academic Senate continued a discussion about Central Michigan University’s “confusing” process for curriculum changes at its bi-weekly Tuesday meeting on March 22.
Eight out of 10 respondents to Central Michigan Life's Presidential Assessment Survey do not believe university President Bob Davies is a "builder and a good steward" of the institution’s financial resources.
Central Michigan District Health Department (CMDHD) officials said sexually transmitted infections are on the rise as testing falters in the Isabella County area. Meanwhile, Central Michigan University retired a program aimed at distributing safe sex information and supplies.
Panels of Central Michigan University leaders gave presentations and answered questions about the proposed Washington Commons project during two town hall meetings.
Morning Central has made a comeback to Moore Hall Television (MHTV) after being canceled about a year ago due to a producer stepping down.
Provost candidate Nancy Mathews spoke on March 3 at the last of five open forums.
Central Michigan University is gearing up to change its parking permit system to associate license plates with permits – no longer requiring windshield stickers.
A month ago, the Exonerated Five were unfamiliar to me. Now, Raymond Santana, Kevin Richardson, Antron McCray, Yusef Salaam and Korey Wise are five names I cannot forget.
Finance and Administrative Services and the Office of Residence Life gave a presentation about the proposed Washington Commons project at the Student Government Association's Feb. 28 meeting.
After the Russian invasion of Ukraine began Feb. 24, many Americans find themselves wondering what started the conflict and how to stay updated on the situation—especially a busy college audience.
