Jo Kenoshmeg

The Senate passed two sustainability resolutions on March 25, and the House will vote on them on April 1. Additionally, conversations around freedom of expression were started at the SGA meeting.

October was Central Michigan University's sustainability month. Central Sustainability hosted events all across campus to spread awareness to sustainability and the environment. Lauren Dey, Central Sustainability's event coordinator, played a huge role in arranging and acting in these events. 

“Cabaret” musical based on the “Goodbye to Berlin” by Christopher Isherwood will be performed from Nov. 8 to Nov. 12 in the newly renovated Bush Theatre on Central Michigan University’s campus. Emily Anderson described the musical as fun dances but dark relevant themes. Admission is $15 for adults and $10 for students and seniors. 

CMU students, faculty and staff gathered for a Solidarity Gathering and candlelight vigil on Feb. 15 to stand in support of MSU students, families and each other.

As Black History Month is upon us, it’s important for students, faculty and community members to understand the meaning of this annual tradition, but to also challenge it — to want more from it. So, when Black History Month is over, let us continue to remember, and never forget to honor the Black community. 

At the Soup & Substance: Antisemitism in the U.S. event on Monday night, a large turnout participated in discussion and shared matzo-ball soup. The event was organized by three students who said they saw a need and filled it, planning CMU’s first Jewish Heritage Week.

During the Student Government Association meeting Nov. 21, upcoming Native American Heritage Month events were announced as well as reviewing legislation on the international student health insurance policy.