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The City of Mount Pleasant is moving forward on changes to absentee voting, making it possible for individuals to have their absentee ballot sent to their mailbox automatically.
The month of August, for me, has always had an air of anxiety.
Bittersweet smiles filled the lounge in Medilodge of Mount Pleasant, a local nursing home, as first-generation student MoniQue “Mo” Miller accepted her diploma from Central Michigan University President Bob Davies. An intimate audience made of professors, colleagues and family filled the silence with clapping and cheers.
At 7 a.m. on June 6, a notification popped up on Liss Smith’s phone. It wasn’t the first thing they wanted to read in the morning, but it was an important one.
Growing up, Gaia Herrick oftentimes felt left out. Without any positive depictions of someone with the same disability as hers, she felt out of place and unattractive. Now, many years later, she seeks to be the representation she never had growing up as a model in the upcoming Threads Fashion Show.
The Normandy American Cemetery (NAC) in France holds row after row of white crosses and stars of David to mark the 9,386 dead from World War II.
At Monday’s Student Government Association meeting, the diversity committee addressed emergency procedures for students with disabilities and the house discussed new legislation.
On a cold, rainy January morning, a ray of sunshine shone in the Sarah and Daniel Opperman Auditorium.
At Central Michigan University students embrace diversity, culture and spread awareness of important histories. Hillel is a Jewish student organization at CMU.
Local businesses welcomed Central Michigan University students and alumni seeking employment opportunities to a “Coming Home” event on Oct. 7 at CMU's Courtyard Marriott.
In an email letter to the Central Michigan University community, President Bob Davies and other campus leaders said a "racist remark" was written outside a student's dorm room on their message board on Sept. 28.
The Central Michigan University International Student Organization is hosting an event called "BBQ Around the World" on Sept. 25 at 2 p.m. at Island Park’s west shelter.
In 2020, Central Sustainability (CS) was founded with the goal of becoming a campus and community hub for sustainability outreach, education and collaboration.
In partnership with student organizations and offices, Central Michigan University's Office of Multicultural Academic Student Services (MASS) is hosting a series of events to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
Central Michigan University’s Alternative Breaks program is back and looking to rebuild after two years of operations hindered by COVID-19.
MainStage is once again kicking off the Fall 2022 semester for students at Central Michigan University.
Central Michigan University had some updates to its landscape over the summer.
Police responded to shots fired at the Globe at Lexington Ridge early in the morning on April 24 after repeatedly telling a group to leave a parking lot.
Central Michigan University's seventh annual Diversity Symposium took place on April 27 with presentations and discussions all day long.
Daryl and the Beans—a band of three Central Michigan University English faculty members—will perform a concert they are jokingly calling their "world tour with only one stop."
