President Donald Trump’s comments and actions over student protests and the detainment of a student organizer in New York have stirred concern for the future of university-based protesting. Following a […]
Posts by Kate Babel
My name is Kate Babel. This is my third year at Ferris and my major is Journalism and Technical Communication. I've worked at the Torch for about a year now. My favorite things to do are creative writing, painting, binge watching my favorite shows, and swimming. My favorite food is mac and cheese, and I love to travel to different places.
Students talk career fair
Career fairs are all about seeking out job opportunities as various companies gather in one place. However, not every major is represented. On Feb. 27 at the Student Recreational Center, […]
Room renovation refresh
Renovations are underway as the Office of International Student Services fixes its office areas and lounge to create an open space for students and international students. The office suite is […]
Title IX policy updates
Title IX, under the current Trump administration, aims to make changes to the policies made in 2020. While Ferris’ Title IX regulations have remained unchanged since 2020, Title IX underwent […]
Radiology upgrades
The radiology department received new fluoroscopy and X-ray equipment for their students to operate before using them in the field. This equipment and the new rooms inside the Victor F. […]
Shimadzu Core Labs awarded grant
Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services awarded an $800,000 grant to the Ferris Shimadzu Core Laboratories for wastewater studies. Student employees working in Shimadzu Core Laboratories are conducting tests […]
Student-athletes give back
Ferris student-athletes and the community were brought together on Jan. 30 for the first-ever blood drive hosted by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. In partnership with the Red Cross, the SAAC […]
Students experience X Games
Seven students chosen by the hospitality management program went on a trip to the mountains to work at the X Games and gain work experience in the real world. Part […]
Defining genocide
The humanities and mathematics departments gave the second of two projects to tackle genocide studies to increase awareness and prevention efforts. A colloquium was on Jan. 23 inside the David […]
CSI holds spring RSO fair
After a long day of classes, students eagerly stopped by the Spring RSO Fair to explore various student organizations on Jan. 16. The David L. Eisler Center ballrooms displayed 68 […]