Society finds some of the most outlandish celebrities intriguing, making blog posts, fan pages, and even digging up their secrets. Being a fan of a particular musical artist, actor, or […]
Month: September 2021
Homecoming comedian
Ferris has announced the 2021 home- coming comedian to be Whitney Cummings who will be taking the stage Wednesday, Sept. 22. Cummings is a stand-up comedian, actress, filmmaker and podcaster […]
Bulldogs gather for student involvement
On Wednesday, Sept. 8, dozens of registered student organizations (RSOs) and Mecosta County vendors engaged with students at Robinson Quad for the annual Bulldog Bonanza. Student activities specialist Teresa Fogel […]
An inspiring promotion
Imagine not being able to brush your teeth on your own ever again. Never type a text message. Never shoot a basketball. For Mitchell Peterson, these limitations are reality. The physical limitations […]
My COVID-19 Experience
I expected to write about this at some point, though I didn’t think I would be writing about this on week four. I want to give an honest look at […]
Texas Heartbeat Bill
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court upheld the heartbeat bill in Texas, caus- ing strong reactions from both pro-life and pro-choice individuals. This legislation restricts almost all abortions once a […]
Run, Hide, Or Fight
On Tuesday, Sep 7. the Academic Literacies Center in collaboration with the Department of Public Safety held a workshop on Surviving an Active Shooter Incident. The workshop was presented by […]
Albums to fall for
Many people I know highly anticipate fall festivities. They thrive on tailgating, pumpkin spice coffees, apple orchards and scary movies. I wish I could be as enthusiastic as they are, […]
Short staffed shutdowns
Staffing shortages at the Rock, an on-campus dining location, have resulted in the shutdown of two of the loca- tion’s 12 stations. Mongo Grill and Minus 8 are the two […]