Diabetes Awareness Month brought students to the Student Recreation Center to educate them about diabetes on Nov. 12. This educational event raised diabetes awareness while encouraging healthy habits and exercise […]
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.
“Our Spirits Don’t Speak English”
With the start of November marking the beginning of Native American Heritage Month, the Office of Multicultural Student Services celebrated the start with a documentary screening in the David L. […]
The start of flu season
It’s the season of coughs, sneezes, sore throats and stuffy noses, as the weather changes throughout October and continues into November, the flu season is in play. While students attend […]
Candlelight remembrance
On Oct. 24, the Anti-Violence Alliance held a candlelight vigil to honor those who lost their lives to domestic violence, bringing Domestic Violence Awareness Month to a close. Small battery-operated […]
The IRC Creeper
A grumpy old ghost haunts the halls of the Interdisciplinary Resource Center. Legend has it he used to be a janitor named Gordy O’Brian, dubbed the IRC Creeper, often seen […]
Roll the films
The Media Communications Association hosted a 24-hour film competition where Ferris Students submit their videos and connect with students who share the same love of film. The competition started at […]
FAFSA revisions
The Department of Education is undergoing trial runs to fix previous FAFSA problems and to test out some new changes for the upcoming 2025-2026 FAFSA. The Beta Testing Program is […]
Homecoming Ambassador crowned
On Oct. 5th, Dental hygiene senior Hannah Cunningham, accounting junior Nicholas Green, construction management senior Joshua Hoover and medical laboratory sciences senior Allison Hoover, all eagerly awaited for the announcement of […]
Parking tickets on campus
Parking tickets can be a problem, what’s an even bigger problem is finding a place to park. Even with over 7000 spaces on campus, which includes 1057 faculty staff […]
We the People
In reflection and celebration for Constitution Day, students gathered in the Interdisciplinary Resource Center to listen to a lecture focused on the role of the Constitution. The celebration and lecture […]