Psychologist, author shares views on flawed education system
(03/24/16 1:34pm)
David C. Berliner spoke about problems in the public education system in French Auditorium on Wednesday night.
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Lyre Games spaghetti dinners raise $2,005 to combat domestic violence
(03/24/16 2:43am)
Natalia McCarthy's life perspective changed after working with domestic abuse survivors at the Bay City Women's Center.
Registration open for first EHS addictions conference
(03/23/16 6:19pm)
Registration is now open for Moving Forward, Treating the Spectrum of Addictions, a conference sponsored by the College of Education and Human Services in collaboration with the Michigan Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors.
Active citizen forum to be hosted by Speak Up, Speak Out
(03/23/16 1:18am)
The next Speak Up, Speak Out forum on March 29 forum will hold an open conversation about what it means to be an active citizenship on Central Michigan University's campus.
Michigan Blood to host drive for Derrick Nash
(03/23/16 1:13am)
Michigan Blood will host an on-campus blood drive Thursday in honor of former Central Michigan University football player Derrick Nash.
Moore Media Records to host sampler release concert
(03/23/16 12:25am)
Three bands from Michigan will be featured on Moore Media Records' annual sampler CD.
CMU and WMU to compete in blood battle
(03/22/16 6:15pm)
"Blood Battle," an annual competition of blood donations for the American Red Cross with Western Michigan University, will take during the next couple weeks.
Annual powwow draws crowd from across North America
(03/20/16 6:07pm)
More than 200 dancers and roughly 56 singers from more than 20 tribes met and competed this weekend for the Celebrating Life 27th annual powwow in McGuirk Arena.
Speaker session on integrity privilege to take place Thursday
(03/20/16 3:47pm)
A speaker session on integrity privilege will be offered from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, March 24 in the Charles V. Park Library Auditorium.
Psychologist to speak on education practices
(03/20/16 1:46pm)
The T.R. Johnson Endowed Speaker Series will host educational psychologist David C. Berliner at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 23 in the French Auditorium in the Education Human Services Building. The speaker will talk about his most recent book, “Myths (and Lies) that Deceive the Public and Harm American Public Education.”
Student fashion show features styles from around the world
(03/19/16 4:37pm)
The lights dimmed in Plachta Auditorium on Friday night as dark silhouettes of models appeared on stage behind a red backdrop, preparing to walk the runway.
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Keynote Speaker talks racism, hip-hop
(03/18/16 2:11am)
Jeff Chang spoke tonight in the Bovee University Center's Rotunda as a part of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
'Selma' director cancels talk for University Speaker Series
(03/17/16 7:52pm)
"Selma" director Ava DuVernay cancelled her March 21 speech Wednesday.
Betas 'n' Bowties raises thousands for brother with cancer
(03/17/16 1:38am)
Tylere Presley was rendered almost speechless when he realized more than $1,614 was raised toward his medical bills during Beta Theta Pi’s event, Betas ‘n’ Bowties, Wednesday night.
Bestselling travel author to speak on campus
(03/11/16 11:33pm)
Bestselling travel author Rolf Potts is speaking on campus at 3:30 p.m. on March 17 in the Charles V. Park Library Auditorium.
Betas 'n' Bowties to donate proceeds to brother with cancer
(03/15/16 11:41pm)
When Tylere Presley was re-diagnosed with cancer, he decided to ignore what he called the “doom and gloom” of the diagnosis and bring a more positive light to his struggle.
'Selma' director, bone growth doctor to speak for university Speaker Series
(03/08/16 10:08pm)
As a part of Central Michigan University's Speaker Series, director Ava DuVernay and Dr. Nina Tandon will be coming to campus to speak in March on their life experiences.
University to extend diversity and inclusion assessment
(03/10/16 11:57am)
A diversity and inclusion assessment initially set to conclude by the end of the semester has been extended to give students, faculty and staff more time to participate.
Alpha Chi Omega to raise money to combat domestic violence
(03/04/16 2:04pm)
Sisters in the Alpha Chi Omega sorority expanded their bi-annual spaghetti dinner into a week-long philanthropy event in hopes of raising money and awareness to combat domestic violence and fund child and family enrichment services.
Forum debate on presidential primaries draws large audience
(03/02/16 1:31am)
The presidential primaries led a heated Speak Up Speak Out forum last night in the Charles V. Park Library auditorium. Back-and-fourth discussion of panelists and students debating president candidates led to the audience dwindling down early as people left in frustration.
