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Within a few weeks of Emily Price’s room placement with male roommates at Central Michigan University, someone vandalized a sign she’d created for her door.
As the street light changed from green to yellow to red, Michael Korman's fingers flushed the same red color as he gripped his violin.
Dying to find something spooky to read? Central Michigan Life sat down with some English faculty members at Central Michigan University to discuss their favorite scary stories to read around Halloween.
In Pat Wilmot’s dining room two Mount Pleasant Bowlers Hall of Fame plaques hang on the wall above her desk – one is hers and the other is her late husband’s.
There is a lot that goes into making a good horror movie.
During freshman orientation at Texas Christian University, Donald Pratt met the woman who would become his wife, Andy. She was a cadet in the University's Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program.
Making an impact for the Central Michigan men's basketball program has been something PJ Mitchell has dreamed about since 10th grade.
"Bras For A Cause" encourages local businesses and organizations to make their own bras to be showcased and modeled by local men. The bras are then auctioned off and proceeds benefit cancer research and services in the area.
Sue Guevara once described herself as a "recycled coach."
Alpha Psi Omga's annual production of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” came alive Oct. 18-20 at the Broadway Theatre downtown Mount Pleasant.
Grand Rapids spoken word poet Rachel Gleason performed with ferocity as she told her life story through poems, songs and conversation.
Director Satyabrata Rout wasn’t always a director.
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.
Presley Hudson came into the Central Michigan women’s basketball program with a vision from day one — she wanted to be a game-changer.
LGBTQ individuals shared their experiences with pronouns and tips for fostering greater inclusivity during the “Importance of Pronouns” panel Oct. 16 in Pearce Hall.
Detroit graduate student Margerae Jackson is on a mission to spread positivity with crafts, inspirational quotes and a tastefully decorated trash can. Jackson, the Counseling Center’s first-ever graduate assistant, was tasked with creating a new form of outreach for the center’s services.
Mount Pleasant has more than a hundred doctors that serve the community but in 1968 there were less than a handful.
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.
Halle Keim has a love for acting and theater. As the Pigeon freshman pursues her passions, she is still figuring out what she wants to do with her career. Central Michigan Life interviewed the communications major about her life, Broadway aspirations and the changes she has experienced at Central Michigan University.
