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Native American Heritage Month is recognized nationally throughout the month of November. At Central Michigan University, students celebrate and educate during the month with a variety of events hosted by the Office of Native American Programs.
For six months, Grosse Pointe Woods senior Alanna Sparks ignored her headaches. Her mother, Cindy Sparks, thought she was overextending herself: working too hard, sleeping too little, not drinking enough water and not eating right.
Detroit freshman Christyna Davis is an outgoing and open person. Like many freshmen, she left her best friend when starting journey at Central Michigan University.
Coming out of high school, Zeeland native Madeline Harmon was looking for a way to separate herself from her peers. ROTC was that unique experience that she needed. Harmon learned about the organization during her senior year of high school and won a national ROTC scholarship before coming to Central Michigan University.
When the Central Michigan men’s basketball team returned from the Junkanoo Jam to Mount Pleasant on Nov. 19, a championship wasn’t the only thing they took from the trip.
Suburban Delinquents, now veterans of the Detroit-punk scene, formed over 20 years ago.
Mark Poindexter has been employed as a faculty member within Central Michigan University's department of broadcast and cinematic arts since 1987. In his 31 years of teaching, he said he's learned, as well.
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).
For almost five years, art and design faculty member Scott de Brestian has co-directed an investigation of the Church of the Assumption in San Vicente del Valle, Spain.
As the smell of coffee wafts through his home at 3:45 a.m., Joe Garrison begins his day by working on his dissertation before heading into work as Central Michigan University’s Director of Financial Planning and Budgets.
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.
The Fall semester is coming to a close and with finals approaching, various events are taking place to help students de-stress. Here's what Mount Pleasant has to offer this weekend.
NAACP chapter President Australyah Coleman made four demands to Central Michigan University in response to the racist messages left on a whiteboard outside a dorm room in Sweeney Hall.
Central Neuroscience Society (CNS) gathers every Thursday in Brooks 203 to plan neuroscience-related events and discuss career opportunities. However, its Nov. 1 and Nov. 8 meetings focused on a different mission.
Growing up, Andrew and Matty Smith were not just brothers. They were best friends.
Shrek, Donkey, Fiona, Puss in Boots and other characters will take the stage in "Shrek the Musical."
Sindi Leak has tried attending college before. Now with a full-time job, a husband and six kids, Leak is working to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Community Development with an emphasis in Health Services.
It’s that time of the year when hair-raising, goosebump inducing spooky tales make their way into late-night conversations and casual work banter.
Whether it’s for immersion in the characters or for the fun of dressing up, there are plenty of reasons pop culture fans dressed in cosplay at this year’s Fantasticon.
McGuirk Arena could have been mistaken for the Wayside Central when electronic pop artist Quinn XCII performed Oct. 26 for the fall 2018 concert organized by Program Board.
