Puerto Rico is recouping from hurricane devastation and a lot of progress has yet to be made. According to USA Today, Puerto Rico was hit by Hurricane Maria, a category […]
Posts by Megan Lewton
Defiance over dining
The Rock and Quad provide convenient dining to students, except for those like Ferris nursing junior Rachael Brummel, who has dietary needs that limit what she can eat. “For […]
The color conundrum
A student-run event focused on educating others about a subcategory of racism that deals with prejudices found within one’s own racial group. The Office of Multicultural Student Services held a […]
Newman and improved
A new space is available on campus for students to study and spend time with friends. The Newman Center at St. Paul’s Catholic Church, located at 1 Damascus Road, recently […]
Sorry, we’re closed
Congress recently shut down the government as a result of the immigration dispute impacting government workers nationwide. The shutdown spanned from Jan. 20 through Jan. 22. According to an article […]
From students to patients
Cancer continues to be a major health concern for many but the Ferris College of Pharmacy has begun funded research to make a better anticancer drug. Ferris received a grant […]
A pretty RAD idea
Many students think campus is pretty safe, such as Ferris criminal justice and psychology junior Tess Strasser. “We have those blue lights there, there’s always people around, it’s always well-lit. […]
Salt and preppers
On cold, icy mornings, while many Bulldogs are still asleep, students working with the Grounds department are already outside salting the steps. The Ferris Physical Plant and the Grounds department […]
Monologues that matter
The Ferris Social Work Association wants your bras and they want them now. Ferris social work students are working to raise awareness about violence against women and promote female empowerment […]
His legacy continues
Nearly 50 years after his death, Ferris students and faculty continue to remember Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in a three-day celebration for the 32nd consecutive year. Monday, Jan. 15 […]
