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To bring awareness to life without sight or sound, DeafBlind Central hosted three deaf blind simulations at the Health Profession Building on Sept. 27.
To spread awareness about Hispanic culture, Sigma Delta Pi hosted a Latin American Dance demonstration at the Bovee University Center on the campus of Central Michigan University on Sept. 26.
Panelists at Speak Up, Speak Out focused on Michigan politics, voting and ballot initiatives on Sept. 26 in the Bovee University Center Auditorium.
Take peek at the events taking place in Mount Pleasant beginning Sept. 27.
The Central Michigan University Flute Festival only happens every three to four years. This year, it will be held Oct. 14.
During a work session at the Mount Pleasant City Commission meeting on Sept. 24, the commission decided to keep the initial application deadline for the Medical Marijuana Facility Licensing, after it was proposed to be moved up.
Some Central Michigan University students are "annoyed" by the growing use of Central Card readers on residential hall doors.
Deaf Awareness Week is meant to celebrate and support the people and culture of the deaf community.
Following a mandatory water quality test by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) in August 2017, Mount Pleasant joined the growing list of more than 30 sites in Michigan containing a contamination of per and polyfluoroalkyl substances — also known as PFAS.
Hope can be hard to find when dealing with disease and sickness, but there is a group in Isabella County that is helping people find it. The Isabella County Community Cancer Service (CCS) held the 20th annual Into the Light Cancer Awareness Walk on Sept. 21 at the Isabella County Fairgrounds. The event is organized to raise money and awareness for families and individuals that have been affected by cancer.
From flashy to practical or bright-colored to intricately laced, clothing is an integral part of identity. Despite this, not everyone is fortunate enough to own clothes suited for every occasion.
Members of the Chippewa Racing Team spend an entire school year building, testing and racing a formula car to compete with teams all over the world.
Some people view incarcerated people as scary, perhaps even dangerous. But a group of Central Michigan University students want to change that perception.
As the Counseling Center attempts to answer to the increase in demand for mental health services with more staff, many lesser-known mental health services on campus are reaching out to offer their services to more students.
A 25-year-old Hazel Park man accused of killing his father will undergo a psychiatric examination before his next court date.
Mitchell's Gourmet Deli and Market on Sept. 18 as seen from the corner of Remus Road and Lincoln Street, where Scoops Ice Cream Shop used to be.
Mitchell’s Gourmet Deli and Market offers warm food, warm smiles, and a variety of Michigan-made products.
Putting a twist on hand-me-downs and second-hand shopping, RedBloom Yoga is hosting their third annual clothing swap from Noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 23.
Nov. 6 brings the 2018 midterm elections, but there's no guarantee it will also bring students to the polls.
Men of color at Central Michigan University are invited to attend the 2018 GameChangers Conference to gain insight and resources to become influential leaders.
