Securing a job post-graduation is a process that, for many Ferris seniors, can be long and stressful. According to an article by Ferris President David Eisler, 89% of Ferris students […]
Posts by Landry Shorkey
Cans for a cause
What began as a group assignment for a social work class has now transformed into a lasting community-wide initiative. Many students are familiar with the Food for Fines program that […]
Donations for days
In a one-day virtual event, the second annual One Day For Dawgs online event raised $87,679 to benefit 225 different fundraisers Wednesday, April 10. “In short, it’s a one-day coming […]
99 problems but a test ain’t one
A new program has allowed students to apply to Ferris without submitting ACT or SAT scores for consideration. Starting Fall 2019, Ferris will be piloting a test-optional admission policy, which […]
Big Event’s big revival
After a weather-related cancellation last year, Ferris’ annual Big Event is making its big comeback. The day of service in which volunteers do yard work for Big Rapids residents is […]
Standing in solidarity
The recent mass shooting in New Zealand may have happened across the world, but many Ferris students still feel the tragedy hit home. According to CNN, the suspect was 28-year-old […]
A tough act to follow
Ferris State Theatre has successfully presented their 2019 spring play, and the audience was left impressed. The play, “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time,” was written by […]
“The Daily Gripe Strikes Again”
Ferris construction management professor Robert Eastley has published his second book, which is being met with success on a large scale. The book, titled “I Like That Word: The Daily […]
Perspectives on parking
Parking is a topic that is often discussed at Ferris, and many students have strong opinions on the matter. It is debated whether or not there are enough parking spaces […]
Big money, big changes
The Fall 2019 semester will be a fresh new start for students and the start of a fresh new look for several residence halls. Select Ferris residence halls will be […]