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Central Michigan University's Public Relations Student Society of America chapter will host "Behind the Brand: Global leaders share their secrets to success" on Friday, April 17.
During Central Michigan University's four commencement ceremonies on May 8 and 9, there will be three different speakers.
Army Staff Sgt. Travis Mills is one of only five surviving quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
For the final Student Government Assocation meeting of the year, Senator Rebecca Detroyer was elected Senate Leader for the 2015-16 school year. Nominated alongside fellow senators Maximillian Sarvello, Joe Frey and Desirae Massey, Detroyer won the position with nine votes in her favor.
This weekend many events took place on and off campus to get students involved in volunteering through Super Service Weekend.
Colleges Against Cancer will work to "paint campus purple" to bring awareness to cancer and the upcoming Relay for Life.
Music filled the room as The Legal Immigrants took center stage at Rubbles Friday night.
For the first time in history, a chapter of Pi Sigma Epsilon won first place in a national sales competition for the third time in a row, and that chapter was Central Michigan University's Zeta Nu.
With bright lights shining down on performers, Plachta Auditorium filled with energy for India Night.
As she stood on the stage, Roxann Pacholka wanted the audience to know one thing: they are not alone.
Themes of love, loss and abuse were portrayed by Central Michigan University Theatre during the first show of “A Streetcar Named Desire” April 8 at Bush theatre.
Universities Allied for Essential Medicine, a registered student organization at Central Michigan University, will host a conference Saturday, April 11.
The 17th annual Threads Fashion Show will take place in the Central Michigan University Events Center on Saturday, April 25.
Students and Mount Pleasant residents are invited to take part in "Chippaplooza," a pre-game celebration of Central Michigan University's men's baseball team before their 3:05 p.m. game against Eastern Michigan University.
As a walk-on during his freshman year, few could have guessed Joe Bockheim would start every football game his senior year. Six years after graduation, the Grand Rapids native is now a guitarist and vocalist, releasing his band's first record July 4.
Sworn in Monday night at the Bovee University Center Rotunda, Chuck Mahone and Maggie Blackmer were elected to serve as Student Government Association president and vice president for the 2015-16 school year.
Central Michigan University's Graphic Design 2015 Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition, Re:Action, will host a reception from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, April 12 at the University Art Gallery. The exhibit is open until April 18.
A hot dark room is not where one would expect something to live, but it’s where Trap Door Improv thrives. From figuring out how a murderer commited his crime to following Sasquatch through a forest, Trap Door had something for everyone.
On Wednesday evening, alumni returned to discuss the benefits of joining the Peace Corp or affiliating organizations.
Central Michigan University students filled the Bovee University Center’s Maroon and Gold room Tuesday to show support for a fellow Chippewa.
