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The week in photos: Feb. 12-18

| Author: Aaron Mills | Media Contact: Aaron Mills

Some of the top photos from Central Michigan University events and activities during the week of Feb. 12-18 as captured by University Communications.

In a large crowd at a CMU men's basketball games, a student stares off into the distance as another student balances three rolls of toilet paper on his head.
CMU students set the tone for a fun night inside McGuirk Arena for the annual Toilet Paper Toss game as the men's basketball team played host to rival Western Michigan.
Hundreds of rolls of toilet paper fly through the air during a CMU basketball game, leaving a trail of paper streamers.
Prior to tip-off, a sellout crowd of 5,032 fans took park in the Toilet Paper Toss, one of CMU's most beloved sports traditions.
A CMU men's basketball player attempts a free throw as players from CMU and Western Michigan box each other out waiting for a potential rebound.
Derrick Butler was critical to CMU’s dominant 69-42 win over Western Michigan on Saturday night. Butler helped CMU jump out to a 20-5 lead, finishing with a game-high 24 points.
Two students wearing safety glasses talk while standing in a workshop, working on heavy machinery.
Two engineering students gain practical hands-on experience in their engineering lab.
A small group of students smile while standing next to a table that has a chocolate fountain and strawberries on it.
CMU Dining hosted the annual Delight-ful event on Valentine’s Day, designed to promote kindness, fellowship and love to the CMU community – is there anything more “delightful” than a chocolate fountain?
A female student holds a microphone while standing at a wooden podium that has a gold reading light attached to it.
CMU senior Ku’Juana Quinn leads an interactive Black History Month discussion in the Sarah & Daniel Opperman Auditorium inside Park Library. In her presentation, Quinn broke down the importance of Black film in molding modern Black culture.

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