Plans for the Open House include outdoor activities like volleyball, cornhole, and frisbee. For those unable to attend, the hall will remain open to alumni visits through Saturday, April 27.
Students at Central Michigan University set out to knock down barriers in the fashion industry at the annual Threads Fashion Show. Collections by student designers were modeled by a variety of body types, demonstrating that fashion is for all.
Mid-Michigan residents and visitors alike will find endless options for keeping busy throughout April and May.
More than a decade after a former supervisor encouraged Sergeant Riley Olson to get involved with Special Olympics Michigan, he took the trip of a lifetime to represent fellow Michigan officers in the middle east.
Titled Survival is Insufficient, this year’s iteration of the CMU Escape Room will run the weekends of March 29-31 and April 5-7.
As a growing body of evidence suggests improvements in science competency through the arts, Central Michigan instructors are bringing dance to biology and beyond.
A superstar comic, a Russian art exhibition, an Irish celebration, and the annual Celebration of Life Powwow round out a busy month for arts and culture in Isabella County.
Jobs and scholarships were on the line as over 200 student competitors from Central Michigan University were mentored by 40 businesses for the 7th Annual ERPsim Invitational Competition.
The international competition pits colleges and universities against each other--and even different departments within the same institution--for the same purpose: To improve recycling numbers across college campuses.
Dr. Kevin Miller has been researching pickle juice for over a decade. Today, the CMU professor thinks the brine may trigger a reflex that helps reduce muscle cramping.
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