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After a four-month soft opening, downtown pizzeria Vin Trofeo's, opened officially on Jan. 14. The event included a ribbon cutting while attendees ate pizza. William Baird, co-owner of Vin Trofeo's, said business has been great so far, and he has received a lot of incredible feedback from online reviews.
After thousands of students signed a petition and organized protests to demand a meal swipe donation program, Central Michigan University responded by quickly implementing a plan that allows students to help fight food insecurity.
Looking from the painted intersection of Broadway and Main streets in downtown Mount Pleasant, there’s a historical theater, an art store and a comic shop on Broadway. On Main Street, there’s a hot yoga studio, a smoke shop and a bar that’s a staple to its community.
When Jim Jacobs moved to Mount Pleasant from Bowling Green, Ohio in 1969 to run Pisanello’s Pizza on Main Street, CMU students could check shotguns in at their dorms and use them to hunt pheasants south of Broomfield Road, where everything was “country,” he said.
The Five Guys Burgers and Fries coming to Mount Pleasant is hiring managers.
The streets of Mount Pleasant might be looking a little different for those who’ve been enjoying the summer months elsewhere.
Mount Pleasant residents who remember growing up with Faygo pop were excited to attend an interactive presentation by Joe Grimm, author of “The Faygo Book".
This week a collaborative food drive on campus, "Food for Fines," is offering students the opportunity to pay off their parking ticket fines by donating nonperishable food items.
For many students, ramen is a classic college essential. Pre-packaged ramen offers a variety of flavors like chicken, beef, shrimp, among others. For most, these flavors are good enough by themselves. However, some students go a step further to spice up their microwaveable meals.
The Down Under Food Court (DUFC) prepares to welcome a new pizza shop.
The Down Under Food Court (DUFC) in the Bovee University Center remains closed after a 4-inch cast iron sewer pipe broke beneath the cafeteria's floor.
Meat, bourbon and music-lovers, rejoice! The first-ever Bourbon and Bacon Sampling Fest will begin at 2 p.m. on Sept. 29th at the Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort.
Well, seniors, our time has come. After endless hours in Charles V. Park Library, hundreds of mind-numbing pages written for research papers and more trips to Wayside Central than we’d care to admit, graduation is right around the corner.
There’s nothing college kids love more than a good slice (or seven) of pizza. Whether it’s after a night out or you just feel like treating yourself, there’s an excuse to pick up a pizza for every occasion. College towns are known for having a ridiculous amount of pizza places, so sometimes it can be difficult to make the decision on which ones serve the best. Here are a few of the top places to get some ‘za in Mount Pleasant.
Back in November, I wrote a blog about hidden places in or near town that every Chippewa should visit. With this post came an outpour of recommendations from Mount Pleasant townies old and new. I had my people talk to their people, which resulted in this elite list of Mount Pleasant's most hidden treasures according to townies.
Candy hearts, red roses and stuffed bears have become the commercial symbols of Valentine’s Day. If you really want to show someone you are interested in them, invest your time and money in something they will really appreciate – a great date.
You know when you’re driving down Mission and you find yourself saying, “I NEED to go to that place before I graduate. I wonder if it’s any good”? Well, what better time than the present?
It’s a week night and you’re sitting in your room. You’ve finished all of your homework and your stomach starts to growl. You ask your roommates if they want to go get food but they all say they’re broke. Unfortunately, so are you. However, there are a few tricks to make eating out affordable…
