In celebration of Women’s History Month, it is important to recognize women’s contributions throughout history. It can be easy to forget what womanhood has meant over the past couple of […]
Posts by Grace Heethuis
Jill of All Trades visits Ferris
As women’s interest in STEM continues to grow, more colleges across North America are hosting an event called Jill of All Trades. Currently, 19 colleges in North America host the […]
Where to find a bulldog
I spy with my little eye… Bulldogs hanging out in the David L. Eisler Center, Biggby and several other favorite spots. Where else can you find Ferris students hanging out […]
Navigating imposter syndrome
Imposter syndrome has been a growing issue among university students in recent years as mental health issues have worsened. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a massive decline in […]
Politics and culture at Ferris
Looking around, it is obvious that many Americans are dissatisfied with the country’s current culture. Looking at social media alone, it’s easy to see why many Americans are in a […]
Unleashing voices
The Black Student Union celebrated creativity and culture with an Open Mic Night through performances that highlighted artistic expression. On Thursday, Feb. 20, the Black Student Union hosted an Open […]
Current campus tunes
According to many students across campus, music is an integral part of culture, with students’ tastes in music displaying a great deal of diversity. At Ferris, music serves as a […]
Grace Heethuis – Culture Reporter
My name is Grace Heethuis, I am a junior at Ferris and I am 19 years old. I am an English major, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that […]
Leadership and change at Ferris
There’s no better way to kick off Black History Month than with a conversation about where we’ve come from and where we’re going. On Tuesday, Feb. 4, the First-Gen Organization […]
Embracing the year of the snake
The International Student Organization kicked off the Year of the Snake by celebrating the Lunar New Year on Jan. 29. The celebration began with the opening of red envelopes, a […]