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Just in time for midterm week, Central Michigan University’s Program Board hosted it’s once-a-semester Pinterest Party. Tens of students crowded in lines looping from the Bovee University Center Rotunda to Burrito Bowl in order to join friends in making a variety of crafts from 7-9 p.m. Oct. 16 in the Rotunda.
LGBTQ individuals shared their experiences with pronouns and tips for fostering greater inclusivity during the “Importance of Pronouns” panel Oct. 16 in Pearce Hall.
There are only two weeks until Halloween and Mount Pleasant has already begun festivities. Celebrations and events to get you into the spooky spirit this weekend are scattered through the community.
Dinner talk is about to get more interesting with the latest installment of the Conversations that Matter series, hosted by the Office of Diversity Education.
The City of Mount Pleasant invites its residents to the “Road of Ribbons” event, Sunday, Oct. 14 to help raise awareness for breast cancer during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Join Program Board for its once-a-semester Pinterest Party at 7 p.m. Oct. 16 in the Bovee University Center Rotunda.
In celebration of LGBTQ month, Central Michigan University's Office of LGBTQ services held its annual event, "Don’t be a Drag, Just a Queen," Oct. 10 in Plachta Auditorium.
Rachel Gleason, a spoken word poet based in Grand Rapids, will perform as part of the Office of LGBTQ Services’ LGBTQ+ Celebration Month programming.
Dress up your dog and dash over to the sixth annual Doggy Dash 5K race and Fun-Walk organized by Central Michigan University’s Pre-Veterinary Club. The event will take place Oct. 27, with registration starting at 10 a.m. in Lot 56 by the Education and Human Services Building.
This weekend's events take place in Mount Pleasant and the surrounding community.
For some students, the colorful characters of Winnie the Pooh represent everything warm and sweet about childhood.
Wrapping up deaf awareness week, Central Michigan University students, faculty and community members gathered to share their stories and experiences with the deaf community at the community panel on Sept. 29 in Anspach Hall.
To bring awareness to life without sight or sound, DeafBlind Central hosted three deaf blind simulations at the Health Profession Building on Sept. 27.
To spread awareness about Hispanic culture, Sigma Delta Pi hosted a Latin American Dance demonstration at the Bovee University Center on the campus of Central Michigan University on Sept. 26.
Pleasant Town Music and Arts Festival will utilize the entirety of Centennial Hall, including the parking lot, to provide an immersive festival experience for the community on Sept. 29.
After Mainstage comes to a close this weekend, students new and old will still have one more chance to learn more about the campus around them.
Centennial Hall made the transition once again into a venue of music, art and dancing March 23.
Members of the presidential search advisory committee took input from staff and shared their perspective in the Powers Ballroom on March 23.
A Disney Channel heartthrob and singer/songwriter filled Finch Fieldhouse with 2000's nostalgia as the venue approached maximum capacity on March 22.
