Below are your search results. You can also try a Basic Search.
The nations leading Great Lakes advocate in Congress, Debbie Stabenow, will be on campus at 1 p.m. Thursday in Education and Human Services Building 118 Lecture Hall.
Young Women, Strong Leaders conference will take place at 8 a.m. Friday in the Bovee University Center.
With one in four women in the United States experiencing rape and thousands more experiencing domestic abuse, stalking and sexual harassment, Saginaw senior Marie Reimers said raising awareness and speaking out lets survivors know they’re not alone.
A small square tile decorates 95-year-old Jean Mayhew's wall with a quote by Hunter S. Thompson that she strives to live by every day.
Central Michigan University's Wildlife Recovery Association will hosts a live birds of prey show at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 2 in Anspach Hall 162.
From late Saturday night until early Sunday morning, more than 2,000 students enjoyed a wide range of festivities at Up All Night, hosted by Student Activities and Involvement.
Mount Pleasant junior Samantha Pina and her brother Joseph Pina, a senior, watched their competitors in the New Venture Competition cross the stage to be given one large check after another.
Students from all over campus gathered in the Woldt lower level classroom on Friday, March 27 to attend a two hour Craniosacral Health Program.
Central Michigan University's a cappella groups will come together for a performance at 7 p.m. March 31 in Warriner Hall's Plachta Auditorium.
The Student Government Association hosted a Women in Politics panel in the Charles V. Park Library Auditorium, Wednesday, encouraging attendees to challenge what they knew about the political sphere and women involvement.
About 25 students gathered in Finch Fieldhouse, Wednesday for a rock-climbing fundraiser.
Alligator dung and honey. Drinking a mixture of mercury and lead. A cloth soaked in chemicals.
After almost two semesters of preparation, the New Venture Competition competitors are making last minute adjustments to their businesses in hopes of winning the $30,000 prize Friday.
Students and Mount Pleasant residents flooded into Plachta Auditorium tonight for Sean Forbes, a deaf musical artist.
Before the doors opened at the Staples Family Concert Hall, Saturday March 21 for the "Marriage of Figaro" performance from the School of Music, many people gathered outside of the hall, optimistic of this long anticipated opera.
As Buddy Shields surveyed the hundreds of model trains on display in Finch Fieldhouse, he noted the hobby has slowly begun to disappear within his generation.
Energy and style were on display Friday night as the Organization for Black Unity hosted its 15th annual fashion show.
Learning about magic in school is not just for Hogwarts students anymore.
Central Michigan University’s Society of Women Engineers hosted the first “Inspire Her Mind” day camp Saturday in the Engineering and Technologies Building.
Drum beats symbolized the dancers heartbeats as the rhythm called them into the arena into McGuirk Arena at the 26th annual Celebrating Life Pow Wow.
