In the midst of a nationwide teacher shortage, education students at Ferris are preparing to join the workforce. Last Thursday, the Aspiring Educators of Michigan Registered Student Organization held a […]
Month: March 2023
Dear white women
Written by Katie Shantz Dear White Women, I am a 21-year-old, Asian-American woman. I am a feminist, and I support very few women. …When I heard about the murders of […]
Being a woman in sports
My journey in athletics started at a young age. At three I started dancing, then I started tee ball, basketball and soccer. Later, I played volleyball, softball, golf, pole vaulting […]
FFA and Ferris reach $800,000 settlement
The Ferris Faculty Association signed a settlement with the university last Wednesday, allocating roughly $816,000 to over 70 professors. All professors receiving this compensation work in the College of Business […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Find your community
You may be a bit confused this week, as you’re used to seeing a different name attached to this column. Rest assured, it’s still me, featuring my new last name. […]
Keeping yourself safe
Ferris’ Department of Public Safety will be hosting their first Rape Aggression Defense training since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. RAD is a two-day class that will be held […]
Putting together a show
The Ferris Theatre Department is taking the stage for its final show of the 2022-23 school year. With opening night around the corner, the cast and crew are preparing and […]
Drying up the rumors
Rumors that books from FLITE are turned into drywall are creating a stir within the Ferris community. This rumor derives from the comment that library books were being thrown out […]
Mr. Pharmacy pageant
Cheers and applause roared across the hall during the Mr. Pharmacy pageant. The room was filled with around 50 students all chanting different contestants’ names, hoping their favorites win the […]
Importance of the Anti-Violence Alliance
The Anti-Violence Alliance is a student-run organization tasked with helping students who have struggled with violence on campus and helping others learn how to support those who have been affected […]