The Ferris Diversity and Inclusion Office, in collaboration with the Office of International Education, hosted the Lunar New Year Celebration to honor the holiday. “It’s been a great success in […]
Posts by Dan Deitsch
Heated debate
Ferris’ debate team will travel to Berlin, Germany, in March for the 29th Annual Speech and Debate Tournament held by the International Forensics Association. “This will be the first international […]
Dangerous games
According to Big Rapids’ Code of Ordinances, throwing a snowball within the city limits could cause students and residents some trouble. Article § 92.03 of the Big Rapids’ Code of […]
Staying sustainable
Ferris students are discovering more opportunities to recycle on campus and learning new ways to improve environmental sustainability. Ferris debuted a new recycling program in 2018 which placed recycling containers […]
Free ride
A popular rumor among college students is that if your roommate dies, you get free tuition. The rumor is popular enough that it was the premise of several movies released […]
Older but valuable
Being an older transfer student can be difficult. I have a hard time connecting with fellow students. Sometimes I say to myself, “I feel like I’ve been lagging behind other […]
Counterfeit conundrum
Fake $20 bills have been popping up all around Big Rapids, and the source of the counterfeit currency has yet to be identified. Thursday, Nov. 29, Ferris Student Financial Services […]
Another person’s treasure
The Student United Way Campaign held a rummage sale in the West Campus Community Center where students and staff were invited to purchase items that had been donated earlier that […]
Academic adjustments
Ferris Library for Information, Technology and Education (FLITE) has gone through some major changes in this year, including the Academic Literacies Center’s (ALC) move to the first floor, new furniture […]
Swinging back
The Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) club has been inactive since 2017, but this year, Ferris digital media and history junior Stephen Bottke is working to change that. Bottke said that […]
