Ry Rodriguez | Demo 64 The Anti-Violence Alliance plans to host an exhibit in April 2021 to display sexual assault victims’ clothing and they are looking for clothing donations. This exhibit entitled “What was I Wearing?” will […]
Posts by Alyssa Hubbard
Popular on campus sub shop falls to pandemic
With Erbert & Gerbert’s decision to shut down after Thanksgiving break until fall 2021, 14 student employees need to find a new source of income. The Erbert & Gerbert’s sandwich shop […]
International students face uncertain future
Travel and immigration regulations set in place when COVID-19 began, leaving international students to fear are where and how they would continue their studies. Assistant Director of the Office of International Education […]
ESAs are the way
Some students living in the dorms have been handling classes this semester a lot better because of the help from their Emotional Support Animals. The Educational/Career Counseling and Disability Services offers students the opportunity to bring […]
Adding more entertainment to Big Rapids
Marketing research students received the opportunity to create ideas for possible entertainment spaces to spice up Big Rapids that would lead Ferris students to explore more of the downtown. On […]
More than they signed up for
Life as a Residential Advisor in the dormitories may seem exciting, but there are physical and mental consequences not apparent to many. According to the Ferris Housing and Residence Life’s […]
Share the political spotlight
It’s everywhere. On television, social media, and the radio have been talking about only one thing: the presidential election. Whenever I watch a YouTube video, there is almost always a […]
When can students plan to study abroad again?
Editors note: the original version of this story did not make it clear that studying abroad is not an option for spring of 2021 and has been edited to reflect […]
Graduate programs reimagined online
Ferris’ nationally ranked College of Pharmacy has transitioned to mainly virtual delivery, and attending graduate school online has challenges of it own. In the eight weeks this fall semester, both […]
Planning for the spring
As 2021 spring course registration opens, academic advisors and administrators must prepare students for a new and uncertain semester. The current fall semester has proven to be unique with mostly online courses […]