Rob VanDorin is helping shape Mt. Pleasant by doing more than just talking about change—he’s showing up for it. Recently honored for his community leadership, his work connects CMU and the broader community in meaningful ways.
March is bringing fresh energy to Mt. Pleasant, with a full lineup of events to help you welcome the season. From family-friendly activities and local art to live music and community gatherings, there’s something happening every week.
February brings a variety of events to Mt. Pleasant, offering plenty of opportunities to get involved and stay connected during the winter months. From family-friendly activities to local gatherings, the community calendar features something for all ages. Here’s a look at what’s happening around town this February.
Six nonprofits. One roof. Thousands of neighbors served. The Strickler Center in Mt. Pleasant makes it easier for neighbors to help neighbors. Plus, WCFX’s annual Caravan of Care returns through Jan. 30. Here’s how it all works—and how you can be part of it.
CMU announces The Central Career Guarantee, becoming the first public university in Michigan to guarantee a job or graduate school after graduation.
Winter doesn’t slow our community down. January brings creative nights out, family-friendly events, local shopping, live music, and community conversations across Mt. Pleasant and the region. Here’s your guide to what’s coming up.
This fall, CMU’s Center for Learning through Games and Simulations is launching Pages of the Press, a program that gives students the opportunity to learn marketing, design, and communication skills through the world of game development.
Whether you’re planning a family outing, a date night, or a way to give back, there’s something happening every weekend to help you ease from fall into the holiday season with joy.
The seventh annual Coming Home Middle Michigan event connected over 80 career seekers with more than 20 local employers from across the region, strengthening the local talent pipeline in mid Michigan.
After federal funding cuts through the 2025 Rescissions Act, WCMU Public Media faces a 19% annual budget loss. Yet, through strong listener and viewer support and their unwavering commitment to local storytelling, the station continues to educate, inform, and inspire audiences across 42 Michigan counties.
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