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As Valentine’s Day approaches, we begin to notice the love stories all around us. Many of those romances are right in front of our eyes everyday, as members of our faculty.
The 2019 College of Business Administration Enterprise Resource Planning Simulation will take place Feb. 14, and will have nearly 200 Central Michigan University students in participation.
Throughout the month of February, Multicultural Academic Student Services will be holding events on and off Central Michigan University’s campus for Black History Month.
Tickets to see upcoming speaker Joe Dombrowski, also known as “Mr. D,” have already sold out.
The final installment of the three-part "Conversations That Matter" series took place Feb. 6 in the Central Michigan University Bovee University Center Rotunda Room, and attendees discussed changing family roles, dynamics and expectations.
There are no surface level similarities among the pieces in the FEAR art exhibition; 14 artists were inevitably united while seeking validation in the things that terrify them.
Years ago, Jan Pol was first thrown into the spotlight when his son directed a camera crew to follow his career as a veterinarian. Today, he is known as Nat Geo Wild's The Incredible Dr. Pol.
The Central Michigan University Organization of Women Leaders hosted a panel Feb. 5 in the Bovee University Center Auditorium. The event, titled “Conversations on Toxic Behaviors Part II," focused primarily on toxic masculinity and how it plays a role in society and relationships.
Haili Trowbridge has been filling sketchbooks for as long as she can remember.
The Central Michigan University Care Advocates kicked off the fourth-ever semester of "The Launch Project" in hopes of promoting transparent, non-oppressive relations on campus – but received no attendance.
Central Michigan University Chief of Police William Yeagley will retire his badge this summer after a decade of serving the campus community.
Central Michigan University Student Government Association met for the second time of the semester Feb. 4 after canceling the previous meeting due to inclement weather.
Retail and restaurants are the typical jobs college students are familiar with, but Rockford junior Evan Priem works in a more mysterious industry.
The Central Michigan International Film Festival will host its 16th annual film festival Wednesday, Feb. 13 to Sunday, Feb. 17, featuring a total of 24 feature films and five short film programs over the five days.
High school jazz bands and professionals from across Michigan trekked to Central Michigan University to perform in the 46th annual Jazz Weekend Jan. 31 and Feb. 1.
The second-ever Environmental Advocacy Conference reviewed Central Michigan University's continuation in generating and preserving a culture of sustainability.
“Changing Family Roles, Dynamics, and Expectations," the third installment in the "Conversations that Matter" series will take place Feb. 6 at 5 p.m. in the Bovee University Center Rotunda Room.
While Central Michigan University students with 8 a.m. classes trudged their way through the powerful snowstorm that hit Monday morning, Vice President of Finance and Administrative Services Barrie Wilkes would later motion for class cancelation for the rest of the day Jan. 28.
The Nonprofit Leadership Student Alliance encourages Central Michigan University students to slip into their cleanest professional attire and polish their resumes for a day of professional networking.
The Central Michigan University Voices of Planned Parenthood will host a sex education event, "Not Your Middle School Sex Ed," at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 7 in Anspach, room 155.
