CMU alumni Nick Gumpert recently released his first book on Oct. 1, titled “Starting.” It’s a piece that discusses mental health management tools that many college-aged students may find helpful.
Gumpert...
Last Friday in Arcadia, the Writers’ Guild closed out two weeks of zine creation with an Open Mic Night. A total of 10 speakers spent the night bringing works of literature to life and performing aloud...
Yet another new club was introduced to CMU this semester: the Self Defense Club. This group meets on Wednesday nights at the Grand Mesa Field from 7-9 p.m. The group is designed to teach members self defense...
The US has declared war on migration, and Sylvia Johnson’s documentary, “Refuge(e)” captures the stories of asylum seekers in New Mexico. Caught in the crossfire of the Trump Administration’s so-called...
CMU’s Department of Theatre Arts premiered its production of “Tartuffe,” a dramatic comedy by Molière set in mid-1600s France, on Sept. 25. The show follows a religious hypocrite, Tartuffe, played...
A documentarian with a track record of sparking change is showing the award-winning film “Refuge(e)” on Thursday at 6:00pm in the University Center ballroom.
The film tells the story of two refugees...
The Alumni Field was filled with brew stands and beer tents of all different colors as patrons meandered around the venue, playing yard games and enjoying live music from local band Kid Caravan and a DJ...
The Get Rowdy County Dance club creates a welcoming environment for all students to kick up their heels and have fun. Both novices and advanced dancers can find a place to socialize and dance with friends.
Vice...
Bright, yellow, circular nets were scattered over the grass as roughly 70 students piled into Grand Mesa Field. A large whiteboard displayed a bracket-style tournament made up of 32 teams. A Spikeball...
A daring group of students tests their flexibility, strength and bravery at Mesa’s new Aerial Arts Club.
As effortless as it looks, aerial arts requires a lot of upper body and core strength, balance...
Line dancing has taken over Saturday nights at Mama Ree’s. Dozens of eager dancers learned how to shuffle, stomp and kick in unison with the help of Monument Country Dance Club (MCDC).
MCDC volunteer...
Assistant Professor of Music Brian Krinke stepped out onto the stage of the Asteria Theatre and graced his audience with a sentimental musical performance. He performed three piano pieces, two combined...
