Ferris’ President David Eisler confirmed in a press release last week that the university still plans to return to “normal operations” for the fall 2021 semester. “Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, […]
Month: March 2021
The year students lost their spring break
Last semester, Ferris announced that spring break — which would have begun on March 6 — would be cancelled. At the time, the decision was made in an effort to […]
A community effort
Homelessness in Big Rapids might not be as extreme as it is in bigger cities, but it is a real problem in our township that affects people of all ages […]
The 2020 adoption surge: how are they now?
The one-year anniversary of the mid-March quarantine is fast approaching and for many students the anniversary of their first pet adoption is also soon. During the quarantine, many Ferris students […]
Ferris athletes speak out on mask protocols
Having sports this year meant new policies, including the wearing of masks while playing. Some teams, however, have been exempt from masks during play due to more frequent testing. Safe-to-play […]
Politics: Ep. 3 – More stimmy updates, COVID-19 restrictions lifted? & 2 new house bills
Join News Editor Noah and Lifestyles Editor Marissa as they discuss the ongoing stimulus package updates, Texas and Mississippi lifting their COVID-19 restrictions and two landmark bills that were passed […]
News: Ep. 2 – Top Stories for 3/3
Join News Editor Noah and Lifestyles Editor Marissa as they discuss the top news stories from the Torch from the 3/3 issue. To listen to the podcast click here!
Sports: Ep. 4 – Ferris Postseason Rundown
The fourth episode featuring the Torch Sports Squad includes reviewing Ferris Basketball’s seasons ending, a highlight on Ferris Tennis and Jan Koupil, Hockey’s chances of upsetting Minnesota State, and talking […]
Starting out swinging
On Feb. 18, the Bulldogs packed their bats, gloves, and uniforms and set off for their first road trip of the 2021 season. The season began with the Lewis Dome […]