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Since 2004, Jodi Stuber, the executive director and equine specialist at Hopewell Ranch, has used horses to hold therapy sessions for people who have depression, anxiety, trauma and physical disabilities.
Professors. One small word that holds a lot of meaning. They are people students look up to and complain about. Students sit in their class and listen to their sometimes-boring lectures, but hardly ever see into who a professor really is.
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 next associate deans of Central Michigan University's College of Science and Engineering has been narrowed down to four finalists. Each candidate is scheduled to visit campus for open forums starting Dec. 1
At a Student Government Association meeting on Nov. 29, two guest speakers from different on-campus organizations gave presentations and answered questions from students.
Michael Thrasher discussed diversity and recruitment during the first forum in the ongoing search for Central Michigan University's next Dean of the College of the Arts and Media.
The only four student members of Phi Beta Sigma, an all-Black fraternity part of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) at Central Michigan University, stand outside Kesseler Hall on a cold October night just before midnight.
Marijuana dispensaries all over Michigan, including some Mount Pleasant stores, are being forced to recall large amounts of marijuana.
On Nov. 4, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a bill removing the 6 percent luxury tax on menstrual products in Michigan. Whitmer said the decision was about providing the most basic healthcare needs without an unnecessary added financial burden in a press release.
CMU is hosting its annual Make-A-Pitch event Dec. 7 at 5:30 p.m. in the Grawn Atrium.
A land acknowledgement was introduced at an SGA meeting on Nov. 15 to honor the native land Central Michigan University resides on.
On Nov. 16, tattoo artists and live musicians will come together for “Tattoos and Tunes,” a gathering organized by students in RPL 430, an event management class. The event will take place from 1-4 p.m. in the Bovee University Center, Terrace Room A.
On Monday November 15th, students will have the opportunity to solve a murder mystery case constructed by students in RPL 430, an event management class. The mystery event will take place in Finch field house from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Becky Rees, the beloved member of the American Sign Language faculty, known for her humor and joyful attitude towards life, died unexpectedly this past weekend.
The Multicultural Academic Student Services office has worked with Chartwells retail buyers to supply the East Campus and Towers markets with personal care products for students of color.
Walled Lake sophomore Haley Powell is working to produce a “Lesbian Horror Short Film."
Study Abroad is an opportunity for personal growth and exploration. However, for the past two years, students have been unable to travel for their education due to COVID-19.
Chartwells' decade-long contract with Central Michigan University is a complex agreement with money being exchanged both ways.
On Friday, Nov. 5, American and Michigan flags were lowered to half-staff across the state.
On Tuesday, President Bob Davies sent an email to the campus community releasing the enrollment information for fall 2021.
