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Lt. Gov. Brian Calley and Michigan House Speaker Kevin Cotter met with constituents and Isabella County leaders Friday morning at Soaring Eagle Casino to discuss pending legislation in Lansing and Washington D.C.
An evolving art wall in the North Art Studio could look completely different each time someone walks by.
“Strike Out Breast Cancer” will be held at the Student Activity Center bowling alley to raise money for the Cancer Research Foundation at 7 p.m. Oct. 25.
"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" will be performed by a shadow cast three different nights on Halloween weekend by members of Alpha Psi Omega, the National Theatre Honor Society at Central Michigan University.
Thrive Community Church will host a free worship concert with an independent Christian worship rock band, The Spark, at 6 p.m. Nov. 1 in Plachta Auditorium.
A Speak Up Speak Out forum will analyze student success after graduation and how faculty members and students can improve learning all around. The panel will include Richard Arum, who has published books addressing these topics.
Theory of human rights became practice for students during the Global Ethics, Gender and Militarism: A Conversation and Recovery of our Lost Memory conversation on Friday. The talk was part of "Global Ethics Day"-a day organized by the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs in New York. Over 50 institutions worldwide participated in this year's Global Ethics Day, including CMU.
The football game against Buffalo this weekend will serve as the annual Military Appreciation Football Game.
Student Government Association's annual "We're a Culture, Not a Costume" awareness event was met with negative response from students on social media Wednesday Oct. 15 after the diversity sub-committee utilized students dressed in blackface and other cultural stereotypes in a Halloween costume demonstration.
A crowd of more than 1,000 students and faculty members filled Plachta Auditorium to hear Jasmine Rand, an experienced civil rights attorney, speak on Tuesday.
Being authentic is the superpower of the LGBTQ+ community.
Leading civil rights activist and attorney Jasmine Rand will speak at 7 p.m Tues. Oct. 13 in Plachta Audetorium. Rand is employed by the law firm which represented the families of Michael Brown, Tamir Rice and Treyvon Martin: Cases which involved young black boys shot and killed in suspicious circumstances.
Central Michigan University students competed in the Collegiate Star League's League of Legends tournament on Saturday Oct. 10, making it the first time CMU has participated in college level e-sports.
Dogs are usually not participants in road races, but they were for Central Michigan University’s Pre-Vet fundraiser.
Students can buy fresh local produce on-campus this semester at a new farmers market, which opened for the first time Tuesday.
Phi Sigma Sigma’s annual philanthropy golf outing raised $14,000 to donate toward school and college readiness at the Pohlcat Golf Course on Sunday.
More than 500 students and alumni gathered into Finch Fieldhouse to witness the Mid Michigan Classic Step Show.
Since 1970, Cyndi Homeyer has only missed two Central Michigan University homecoming games.
Going to the beach for a swim on a hot day is one way to enjoy water.
International students wearing traditional clothing and waving flags from their home countries walked through campus and into downtown Mount Pleasant in the Homecoming parade Oct. 3.
