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Unlike most magicians, Trent James revealed the secrets behind his tricks, to some extent. He pretended to explain them without giving away any real answers, to the amusement and frustration of audience members.
After over six months at the university, President Robert Davies will finally be installed as Central Michigan University's 15th president on March 19.
Jeffrey Bean wakes up in the morning with the energy of someone who loves what they do – exactly what one might expect from the number one student-rated professor at Central Michigan University.
When Cathy Willermet started her undergraduate degree, she had no inclination of becoming an anthropologist. But a general education course spiked her interest and led her on a prolonged path to becoming an anthropology professor at Central Michigan University.
Aaron Rop expected Navy boot camp to be difficult with the 6 a.m. wake-ups and grueling physical activity. Instead, the Muskegon senior struggled in different ways.
Central Michigan University Student Government Association tabled two pieces of legislation during the Mar. 11 meeting. The first covered commencement ceremony ticket redistribution, and the second focused on increasing training and benefits for residential desk managers.
The "Ultimate Cotton Influencer Kick-Off" event will launch a social media competition open to all Central Michigan University students from 7-9 p.m. March 14 in the French Auditorium of the College of Education and Human Services.
Founder of Sacred Stone Camp Ladonna Allard will speak about her experiences involving her career and her involvement protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline at 7 p.m. March 12 in the Central Michigan University Powers Ballroom.
The Hemingway Collection, located in the Clarke Historical Library, showcases a love story between American novelist Ernest Hemingway and northern Michigan.
Central Michigan University President Robert Davies spoke to the Michigan House Appropriations Subcommittee on Higher Education and Community Colleges March 7, urging lawmakers to find a way to change the funding method for Michigan higher education.
Update: This article has been changed to reflect a change in the location of the event. It will now take place in Pearce 127.
Award-winning author and Grand Rapids native Laura Kasischke will read from her fiction and poetry books as part of the Meijer Visiting Writers Series at 8 p.m. March 14 in the Baber Room of the Central Michigan University Charles V. Park Library.
University of Michigan Theodore J. St. Antoine Collegiate Professor of Law Richard Primus will deliver a presentation titled, "A Republic--If We Can Keep It" at Central Michigan University at 7 p.m. March 18 in Pearce Hall Room 127.
The Edmore Meteorite, verified and officially named last year after it was brought forward to be tested by a couple from the Grand Rapids area, was at Central Michigan University Feb. 28 and received by a crowded Charles V. Park Library Auditorium, filled mostly by students.
Central Michigan University has been named as one of 123 “Voter Friendly” college campuses from 31 states through a program sponsored by National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
Angie Thomas, award-winning American author of New York Times best-seller "The Hate U Give," will speak at Central Michigan University at 8 p.m. on April 8 in Warriner Hall Platcha Auditorium.
Central Michigan University Program Board will bring comedy magician Trent James to campus at 7 p.m. March 12 in Warriner Hall Plachta Auditorium.
Brighton senior Sara McAuliffe, an on-campus environmentalist, admits when it comes to recycling, Central Michigan University's naivety will be its biggest downfall in terms of environmental impact.
The 27th Elizabeth Lockwood Wheeler Lecture Series will invite Ruben Cantu, program manager for community trauma, mental health and violence prevention from California, to share personal experiences about working in the field of community trauma.
Central Michigan University Academic Senate made several curricular changes at its Feb. 26 meeting in the College of Education and Human Services French Auditorium.
