It's been more than one week since news broke that Central Michigan University would be canceling face-to-face instruction amid coronavirus concerns. Most students decided to stay home after spring break ended while others returned to a desolate campus.
Here's a look at campus amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The Mid-American Conference Tournament provided a glimpse at what's to come for college and professional athletics — empty stadiums.
Photojournalist Rachael Yadlowsky sought to answer a question she had for Central Michigan University: "What does love mean to you?" Yadlowsky took photos of six couples to answer this question and had them write their answers on a piece of paper.
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(Photos and cutlines by Drew Travis | Staff Photographer)
Central Michigan football loses on the road 61-0 against Wisconsin Sept. 7 at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin.
The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe celebrated Anishinaabe culture at its 35th annual Powwow July 27 at the Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Campground. The event honored veterans and warriors with a Grand Entry ceremony and a veterans song. There were also competitions for dancers of all ages. U.S. Rep. Deb Haaland of New Mexico participated in the powwow, serving as a dignitary during the Grand Entry and addressing the audience after the ceremony.
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CMU professors showcase their offices including mythical figures, historic posters and more.
Fall 2017 Commencement Ceremonies were held at 9 am, 1:30 pm and 6 pm on December 16 at McGuirk Arena.
This year saw some of Central Michigan Life's photographers go across the country to capture history in the making. From celebrating Central Michigan University’s 125th anniversary to a presidential inauguration, here are some of the top images of 2017.
Mack Avenue Community Church in East Detroit is a staple in the community. MACC, located on the corner of Mack Avenue and Harding Street, works to foster racial reconciliation "block by block, neighbor by neighbor."
The church is led by Executive Pastor and Pastor of Community Development Leon Stevenson and Lead Pastor Eric Russ. They are also assisted by a group of church elders and a Director of Operations. MACC lists their vision as "seeing communities transformed both spiritually and physically starting with our own."
MACC also hosts five ministries including outReach Detroit, MACC Groups, MACC Development, MACC Youth and MACC Kids. On the organization's website, outReach Detroit is described as “an expression of Christian — followers of Jesus Christ — servants caring for others with intentionality so that those who live in the city of Detroit may experience true life."
MACC works to build opportunities for children, church members and the community to grow individually, spiritually and physically.
