As the end of the semester approaches, Ferris State University’s 2012 graduating class is preparing to take a step forward into a new beginning. Graduation is not only a right […]
Posts by Antonio Coleman
Bigger meaning
Over 1,600 Ferris State University students joined the Big Rapids community for the Big Event. FSU students walked throughout neighborhoods in packs carrying rakes, trash bags and cleaning supplies. As […]
Sports pride
If you were one of the many Bulldog hockey fans watching the Frozen Four, then you were excited to see Ferris advance to the finals. FSU students flocked in large […]
Hoodies are for hoodlums
On March 22, members of Ferris’ NAACP and a number of other students helped draw awareness to the death of Trayvon Martin with a Hoodie March in the quad. The […]
Supporting one another
Throughout my years as a journalist for the Torch, I’ve reported on a number of stories involving Ferris State University students. However, no stories are more saddening than those involving […]
Financial aid 101
On March 13, Ferris State University Director of Financial Aid Sara Dew addressed a room of university members at President Eisler‘s Debt Forum. The forum tackled the issue of federal […]
Chance for change
On March 13, Ferris State University President David Eisler held a meeting at West Campus Community Center to discuss student debt and graduation rates. The meeting was part of a […]
Fair comment
Expressed through either an editorial cartoonist, columnist or letter to the editor, opinions speak to the way we view public figures and social norms. Though sometimes humorous, they are often […]
Where’s your voice?
Signs saying “put the fair in Ferris” were held in protest of nontenure faculty members outside the Timme Center. Student debt forums were held by President Eisler and Board of […]
Being ourselves
This past weekend, the headlining act for FSU’s annual Ferris Fest concert was announced at the hockey game against Bowling Green. No, it wasn’t Justin Bieber. It was a band […]