As I head into my last semester at Ferris, I’m surprised by how much I’m looking forward to what comes next. For the first time since arriving on campus, the […]
Posts by Blase Gapinski
Freshman fall in review
As the fall semester winds down, freshmen are looking back on their first semester at college with a mixture of relief and disbelief at how quickly it all went by. […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Power over the people
Every time anything about the alleged Epstein files resurfaces, the same cycle begins: a scramble to see which famous names appear, a rush to make political hay out of the […]
Men’s basketball fighting for first win
The Ferris State men’s basketball team is still looking to get their first win in the 2025-26 season and their next stretch of home games provides that opportunity. With the […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: When life catches up
As of late, even the simplest parts of my day feel like mountains, and I wake each morning already exhausted, staring at the ceiling, wondering how I’m supposed to make […]
Shared meals and community building
As the holiday season approaches, many Ferris students find themselves far from home, juggling end-of-semester stress with the question of where they’ll spend Thanksgiving or whether they’ll get a traditional […]
Bulldogs basketball is back
The Ferris State men’s basketball team will be making its first road trip of the season this weekend, where they will take on Northwood University on Friday, Nov. 14 and […]
Academic Senate digest
Every month, the university holds an Academic Senate meeting to ensure that academics across campus run smoothly, and this month’s session on Nov. 4 focused on key updates ranging from […]
Bulldogs open with Tipoff Classic
This weekend, the Ferris State Bulldogs Women’s basketball team returns to the court, where they will take on three teams for the D2CCA Tipoff Classic. The three-day D2CCA Tipoff Classic […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: The cost of freezing SNAP
For many Americans, the first of the month originally delivered relief: groceries in the fridge, bills paid on time and the hope of a little breathing room. Now, with shrinking […]