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Central Bridge, an organization that advocates for students who are the first in their family to attend college, will celebrate First-Generation College Students Week for the first time at Central Michigan University.
Central Michigan University alumnus and award-winning photographer, Steve Jessmore discussed his career and recent change in photography to a virtual audience April 5.
The Office of Student Activities, Program Board and Sexual Assault Peer Advocates will hold a discussion lead by Central Michigan University alumna Lisa Saruga for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
The Clarke Historical Library’s annual spring speaker series will conclude on April 5 with “A Photographer’s Journey with Steve Jessmore."
The first annual Gifts for the River Film Festival included a Water Protectors panel on Mar. 26 online and in Anspach 161. The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe (SCIT) partnered with Central Michigan University (CMU) to bring the two-day festival to campus.
Members of the Central Michigan University Public Relations Student Society of America (CMU PRSSA) are releasing their final podcast episode, on Feb. 28, in a series made for Fire Up Red, a campaign to bring awareness to lymphoma.
The Organization for Black Unity (OBU) will be showcasing its 22nd annual fashion show at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 26 in the Plachta Auditorium.
Shaun Boothe, creator of the Unauthorized Biography Series, a TEDx speaker and hip-hop recording artist held a virtual event in the French Auditorium on Feb. 24.
In 2019, Madison Montgomery attended her first Black Girls Rock award ceremony as a freshman.
The Clarke Historical Library celebrated multilingual students, faculty and staff with children's books from around the world read in 18 different languages.
The short film, "Father’s Day" has aired at film festivals all over the world. Now, it will be one of dozens showing at the five-day Central Michigan International Film Festival.
Water Justice, a speaker event featuring Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, will be held Feb. 16 in Warriner Hall.
Sweet Marjoram, Ginger, Lemon balm and Coriander.
The Multicultural Academic Student Services office was packed with students at an event celebrating Black hair.
“My brother George Floyd was 46 years young when he was murdered by four Minneapolis Police officers," Philonise Floyd said. "His children are left without a father. Not only did they kill my brother, but having to watch the video of my brother begging for his life and crying for our mama has taken a part of me."
Ten tables set up around the room at Cornerstone Church were covered in handmade items ranging from soaps, to aprons and even to wooden toys with soft music playing in the background from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Jan. 15.
Central Civics, sponsored by the Mary Ellen Brandell Volunteer Center, is hosting a semester of events called the Citizenship Crash Course. It is a series of lectures, panels, discussions and workshops focused on educating students on civic and political life.
Tonight some students will take a break from the books and put on their boogie shoes for the “Golden Gala," a formal homecoming-style event free to all students.
The Student Government Association hosted a “Speak Your Peace” event on Dec. 1 in the Bovee University Center Auditorium.
Following almost three decades of community tradition, Mount Pleasant will be hosting a Christmas Celebration Dec. 3-4.
