Dr. Bill Pink announced many upcoming plans and priorities to improve the campus including a look at the first residence hall in Michigan to be attached to a football stadium. […]
Posts by Nijah Rankin
Creating awareness for women’s issues
The African Student Union hosted Ferris’ first event for Women’s Equality Day, introducing a series of speakers who shared the struggles women have and continue to face. Women’s Equality Month […]
Summer festivities
This year’s annual Summerfest in downtown Big Rapids gathered the community for a chance to come together and enjoy themselves. On August 23, the Big Rapids community hosted the summer […]
New coffee shop in town
Make way for Belle’s Coffeehouse that opened over the summer in downtown Big Rapids, by a young 21-year-old woman. Belle’s Coffeehouse opened its doors on June 12 and is owned […]
Torch tunes
“Party” – Beyoncé ft. J.Cole This song by Beyoncé was published in 2011 and was part of her classic album, “4.” I chose this song because it brings feel-good sunny day vibes. It […]
Lighting the path
A lively crowd of 100 sat together to listen to guest speaker Ovi Vasquez talk about his success story on Tuesday, April 16. The Hispanic/Latino Cultural Center invited Vasquez, a […]
Call to education
A four-year national teacher shortage has revealed a small but dedicated group of students who continue to commit their professional lives to education. Despite the overall decrease in educators since […]
Welcome back Mr. Wonderful
Ferris’ Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. brought back their Mr. Wonderful pageant, a chance for men to compete for a $1,000 scholarship. Around 115 people came to watch six contestants […]
Strut and stride
Ferris State’s You Beautiful Black Women chapter spent the night of April 6 setting up and strutting the runway for their prom-themed annual fashion show. With a crowd of 30 […]
A cultural ride
The 34th annual International Festival of Cultures showed Ferris students a glimpse of many different cultures from around the world on Sunday, April 7. The festival represented cultures by having […]