Public Events
Mini CMU Summer Day Camps
Mini CMU is a summer day program for children ages 6–12, hosted by CMU. Through hands-on learning, creative exploration, and active play, Mini CMU offers kids a place where they feel welcomed, supported, and excited to learn.
Blazers Athletics Sports Camps
CMU offers six weeks of half-day volleyball and basketball camps targeted to specific age levels, allowing the option of single or dual-sport days in July and August.
Face2Face | Beyond Boundaries: Science, space, and the art of discovery with Dr. Roberta Bondar
Join us for an inspiring evening with Dr. Roberta Bondar—Canada’s first female astronaut, acclaimed scientist, neurologist, photographer, and environmental advocate. Drawing on her experiences in space, her research career, and her work behind the camera, she will explore how curiosity, observation, and creativity shape the way we understand our world and the universe beyond.
Face2Face | Money and the Cost of Living: Building Financial Confidence Together
Money can be one of the most important—and most difficult—topics to talk about. Rising costs, economic uncertainty, debt, investing, retirement planning, and everyday financial decisions affect us all, yet many people carry these concerns quietly and alone. Honest conversations about money can reduce shame, build confidence, and help people make informed financial decisions. Financial literacy is not something reserved for experts—it's a skill that can be learned, strengthened, and supported through community.
Fall at CMU
All are invited to the annual community festival featuring markets, food, activities for kids, alumni reunions, and more!
2026 J.J. Thiessen Lecture Series | Resistance in Scripture and Society
Featuring Dr. Shayna Sheinfeld, Associate Professor of Religion at Augsburg University (Minneapolis, MN)
renew 2027 | Shaped by Scripture: Radical Discipleship in the way of Jesus
A two-day conference to resource pastors and church leaders featuring Rev. Dr. Drew G.I. Hart, Associate Professor of Theology at Messiah University (Mechanicsburg PA). Examine challenging biblical texts, the importance of reading in community, and the call to solidarity with those on the margins.
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