Making cash playing Super Smash
(04/06/16 11:11pm)
Every Saturday, Jacob Smith spends his day traveling to compete in Super Smash Bros. tournaments.
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Students reflect on recovering from eating disorders
(04/07/16 1:09am)
The first time she shoved her fingers down her throat, she didn't know why.
Annual Threads Fashion Show to bring student designs to runway this year
(04/18/16 7:38pm)
After a year of planning and hard work, models will walk down the runway at Threads Fashion Show wearing clothing collections designed by students in the Fashion Merchandising and Design program.
Sales fraternity places second in country
(03/30/16 7:09pm)
Despite only existing for seven years, the Zeta Nu chapter of Pi Sigma Epsilon took second in the country out of 60 chapters at the Pi Sigma Epsilon National Convention.
Native leaders revitalize tribal culture after generations of abuse
(03/24/16 2:33am)
When Eric Isaac was caught speaking Anishinaabe while being forced to attend a Canadian boarding school, teachers punished him by striking his wrists with a rigid stick.
Community bars try to keep up with trends of student interest
(03/17/16 2:56am)
While students at Central Michigan University are not the exclusive patrons at bars in Mount Pleasant, they are the majority. Students are part of the reason why places like The Bird Bar and Grill reaches capacity almost every weekend during the school year.
History of Mount Pleasant bars contain storied past
(04/13/16 7:11pm)
The “Flamingo Cocktail Lounge” was too long of a name for bar patrons, causing the student favorite to be renamed The Bird Bar and Grill, or "The Bird" in the ‘60s.
Alumna adapts to job market after graduation, models in NYC
(03/23/16 6:35pm)
When Mack Dihle graduated from Central Michigan University in 2004, her plan was to get a job as a band director; the now 33-year-old Chicago resident never expected to find employment as an androgynous male model in New York Fashion Week who plays trumpet at jazz clubs when she is off duty from her job as a police officer.
Democrats make higher education a campaign priority
(02/29/16 1:23am)
In the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, the contest is between a former first lady and a self-identified democratic socialist.
Students manage healthy diet, exercise to look good for spring break
(03/02/16 12:53am)
After quitting gymnastics and losing what she called "that perfect athlete body," Kaylee Wood told herself she needed to stop eating to make herself thinner.
Sigma Chi hosts second annual Sigma Freeze
(02/21/16 2:59am)
John W. Glazier was walking up the steps of Anspach Hall in 2014 when he got the call that his mother had been diagnosed with breast cancer for the second time since 2007.
Justice remembered for determination, loyalty
(02/21/16 9:30pm)
Everyone was important to Jon Justice.
Options limited for religious diet restrictions in dining halls
(02/17/16 10:11pm)
Sumaih Altalhi thinks there are many options in the residential restaurants on campus. Finding food to eat is only challenging when she can't tell what is in it.
Student pursues career in ballet and psychology
(02/24/16 2:29am)
Justine Tuma is known in the dance community for her flawless ballet performances at Central Michigan's University Theater Dance Company.
Faculty member publishes book on extraterrestrial theories
(02/27/16 1:11pm)
Theories about extraterrestrial life are the central theme of a book published in September by Communication and Dramatic Arts faculty member Joe Packer.
Former student Brandi Love discusses her 12-year career in the adult entertainment industry
(02/15/16 1:13am)
A quick Google search using the phrase "Central Michigan University notable alumni" returns links for musicians, actors, athletes and more. It will also bring you to the website of wife, mother and adult film actress, Tracey Livermore.
Growing up with the saxophone
(02/24/16 6:27pm)
Out of 40 music students, Grace Pawluszka was handpicked for a music program because of her skills playing the saxophone.
Students navigate relationships, sexual health in hook-up culture
(02/15/16 3:32am)
After another woman showed interest in her during class, Katherine Visger friended her on Facebook and asked if her classmate was interested in casually hooking up.
Trap Door Improv welcomes new troupe members
(02/10/16 6:41pm)
The Trap Door Improv comedy group welcomed seven new people to its cast before its next show on Feb. 20.
Pass the Aux Cord gets sexy: Valentines Day playlist
(02/14/16 7:15pm)
Kate's top five Valentine's Day songs
