In the next episode of "Sound Check," hosts Isaac Koens and Devin Foote go live with special guest, Central Michigan University musician Jacey Rezmer in our inaugural Tiny Desk concert! Check out this sample of "I Never Really Got Over You," from Rezner's new EP, "Between Dreams and Reality." You can hear the entire interview, including an in-studio performance of the full EP, starting Friday. Head to cm-life.com/multimedia/audio to listen, or search for "Central Michigan Life Podcasts" on Spotify. ?Jacey Rezmer ? Isaac Koens and Devin Foote ?Paige Jackowski and Brittany Stevens
Do not adjust your TV set, adjust your perception. Graphic Design BFA Capstone Exhibition "Collateral: Mass Influence & The Design of Persuasion" is on display April 5-19. Central Michigan University, University Art Gallery at Preston and Franklin. 11 am- 6 pm Tuesday through Saturday. CREDITS: Motion Graphics & Animations: Bryce Hurd (@birsthemango) Sound Design & Video Edit: Brittany Stevens (@tho_creations) *Sponsored
Central Michigan University celebrated the investiture of Neil MacKinnon as the institution's 16th president Friday, April 4, in Plachta Auditorium. The president spoke about the history of the institution and the work it is currently undertaking, and gave a preview of what's to come.
Graphic Design BFA Capstone Exhibition "Collateral: Mass Influence & The Design of Persuasion" is on display April 5-19. Reception: Saturday April 5 from 2-4pm at the CMU University Art Gallery. CREDITS: Video Edit: Victoria Knieper Sound Design & Video Edit: Brittany Stevens *Sponsored #centralmichiganuniversity #mountpleasantmichigan
Trust the process... but don't trust everything you see. Graphic Design BFA Capstone Exhibition "Collateral: Mass Influence & The Design of Persuasion" is on display April 5-19. Reception is Saturday April 5 from 2-4pm at the CMU University Art Gallery. CREDITS Video Edit: Jaiden Cregger (@jaidology on Instragram) Music: Floating Abstract_Reinvention by ComaStudio from Pixabay *Sponsored
Dozens of members of the Central Michigan University science and education communities gathered Friday, March 7, outside the Bovee University Center to rally on behalf of science education and research. Students, faculty, staff and members of the community spoke about the importance of medical, biological, social and environmental science and developments. It was part of a nationwide event designed to cast light on the importance of the study and to bring awareness to the idea that science is for everyone.
Dozens of members of the Central Michigan University science and education communities gathered Friday, March 7, outside the Bovee University Center to rally on behalf of science education and research. Students, faculty, staff and members of the community spoke about the importance of medical, biological, social and environmental science and developments. It was part of a nationwide event designed to cast light on the importance of the study and to bring awareness to the idea that science is for everyone. #studentjournalism #lifeatcentral #cmich #science #scienceisforeveryone
Cody Morrison, a doctoral student in the Central Michigan University Biology Department leads a rally in support of scientific study and research Friday, March 7, in front of the Bovee University Center. Dozens of faculty, staff, students and community members gathered to speak about the importance of medical, social, biological and environmental science progress. #cmich #lifeatcentral #studentjournalism #rally #standupforscience
CMU President Neil MacKinnon said that he is currently searching for alternatives to the CMU health clinic partnership with MyMichigan at the Academic Senate meeting on March 4. MacKinnon met with CMU Health clinic employees to hear concerns. ✍️Grace Walker
Central Michigan University Provost Paula Lancaster told Academic Senate to continue working as usual while CMU is looking for more answers about the legal powers of "Dear Colleague" letter from the United States Department of Education. In the letter, educational institutions are adviced to end Diversity, Equity and Inclusion efforts. The letter said educational institutions must not treat a person of one race differently from a person of another race, including white and Asian people. That means the race must not be used in decisions about admission, hiring and other aspects of campus life. ✍️Masha Smahliuk #centralmichiganuniversity #LifeatCentral #fireupchips #departmentofeducation
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The downtown Mount Pleasant Christmas Celebration is a beloved holiday tradition that has been happening annually for almost thirty years. With a weekend full of events, the downtown area was packed with community members looking for some holiday cheer.
Inside a partially abandoned warehouse on Pickard Road, the fragrant scent of essential oils fills the air of a small but colorful room. Dried plants hang from the ceiling and a rack lined with rows of soap bars, each one unique, sits in the center of the room. This is where Sarah Stevens, owner of Love That Soap, spends much of her time. Love That Soap is a handmade soap business in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. However, the business wasn’t always hers. Her father, Dave Pety, started Love That Soap after he was laid off. Video by Ella Miller
Nestled in the serene woods of Shepherd, Michigan, you can find the Barstow home. Donated to CMU in 1992, the property features an organic, natural design and overlooks the Chippewa River. Katie Mongoven, the 2024-25 Barstow Artist-in-Residence, can often be found in the nearby studio, working on hand-dying fabric, beading, weaving or embroidery.
Every day looks different for Mongoven, who is a Chinese American artist from Washington, D.C. Sometimes she fills her days practicing her art, while others are spent preparing and teaching workshops or giving artist talks.
Video by Ella Miller
#podcast #cryptids #urbanlegends
Join hosts Christian Valk and Carter Salley to find out which Cryptid/Urban Legend rules them all in the newest episode of Raving Geeks, a CM Life podcast. Featuring special guest, CM Life Edtor in Chief, Lauren Rice. Filmed and edited by Joey Sarver.
Central Michigan Life's editor in Chief, Lauren Rice, discusses CM Life's next upcoming project: A special print edition all about this year's election.
Michigan Life Editors Masha Smahliuk and Courtney Boyd discuss their upcoming election story on election security/the Israel and Hamas War. Coming in the special November edition!