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Students with attention deficit disorder and anxiety are speaking with faculty, staff and administrators about their experiences during a panel discussion Wednesday.
The American Red Cross is partnering with the Health Professions Residential College to sponsor the annual Central Michigan University vs. Western Michigan University blood drive from noon to 5:45 p.m. Sept. 27 in the lobby of Emmons Hall.
Jean Twenge, a psychology professor at San Diego State University is coming to Central Michigan University to talk about young people and technology.
After a month of diligently stockpiling more than 600 CDs and uploading them to iTunes, David Sax and his technologically-adept roommate Adam began streaming music through their new Wi-Fi router. In 2007, the idea of streaming music this way was revolutionary and “horribly laborious,” Sax said.
Julie A. Keil, a faculty member at Saginaw Valley State University, believes the right to vote should be a human right.
The latest 2019 Barstow Artist-in-Residence aspires to critique Western culture's oppression of nature and invasion of ecology through sculpture, animation and printmaking.
Aaron Kinzel, a professor at University of Michigan-Dearborn did not follow a conventional path to academia. He found his passion for education during his time in prison, and now he uses his experience to advocate for prison reform.
This weekend, more than 3,000 Central Michigan University students joined a group of more than 200,000 people as CMU alumni.
Below 50 degrees and cloudy weather didn’t stop many empowered students from marching in Central Michigan University's Organization of Women Leaders' SlutWalk on Saturday, April 27.
Flashing lights, smoke, dollar bills and deafening cheers filled Centennial Hall on April 25 as drag queens of varying sizes and styles strutted through the room.
Central Michigan University Provost Michael Gealt appointed Marcy Taylor as the associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, effective immediately.
In the first of three forums open to the Central Michigan University community for the ongoing provost search, faculty gathered to listen to candidate Farshad Fotouhi on April 22.
Warriner Mall will be filled with live entertainment, food, inflatables and more at Maroonziee from 12:30-3 p.m. on Friday, April 26.
Central Michigan University's first-ever Queer Fashion Show was designed to spotlight the latest chapter of inclusivity and boldness in a celebration of love and aesthetics.
Samuel Machado was at his home in Venezuela when a gun was held to his head after his mother decided to speak out on human rights violations happening in the country.
Central Michigan University students, faculty, and President Robert Davies gathered in spite of pouring rain to celebrate peace movements around the world by raising the International Peace Flag outside of Warriner Hall April 18.
While Anspach Hall is traditionally the site for political science lectures and English workshops, room 161 welcomed a burrowing owl, great horned owl and other birds of prey as the building's latest educators.
Central Michigan University students learned more about managing finances and budgeting after college at "Journey to Financial Wellness" on April 17.
Nine photojournalism students presented photos of family, religion and rural Michigan as part of the 2019 All That Unites Documentary Workshop in Moore Hall April 16.
A faculty panel aspired to disassemble an iron fence made from Islamophobic tendencies and a lack of human connectivity to present the truth of the Middle East: It is an immense array of diversity, hospitality and persistence.
