With every New Year comes a plethora of people who vow that this will finally be the year they finish what they tried to start in 2011. While the non-resolutioners […]
Culture
Tunnel of Oppression
One Ferris student is working hard to bring Ferris the Tunnel of Oppression exhibit to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day. “MLK Day should be a time that we learn […]
Artist of the Week
Genre: Folk Rock Like: Mumford & Sons, Hey Marseilles, Fleet Foxes Dubbed “classical-influenced southern folk rock” by National Public Radio, The Last Bison arrived on the indie music scene in […]
Getting back in the saddle
Despite some damage to her shoulder, Ferris pre-pharmacy junior Logan Bixman is living life in a normal fashion again. The significance of living in relative norm for Bixman, is that […]
Modern Love
In Grindr logic, there are two types of gay men: “strict tops” and those who are versatile. Yes kids, we’re talking about gay sex today. The breakdown is this: if […]
Grand Finale
Finals week: The two words capable of sending chills down the spine of any college student. Final exams signify two things. First, it means staying up until 3 a.m. running […]
Tis the season
Students can rejoice knowing that about a week from now begins a whole month of holidays, family time, and winter activities. That’s right, we survived first semester and are now […]
Artist of the Week
Genre: Dream Pop, Tripp Hop Like: Lorde, Angus and Julia Stone, The Neighbourhood Beyonce might have some competition for “Queen B” status. 29 year old Elizabeth Grant aka Lana Del […]
Battling Ebola
The African Student Union (ASU) hosted a fundraiser to raise awareness as well as funds to fight the Ebola epidemic. The event began with a video that described what Ebola […]
Native American Heritage Month
November is full of holidays and celebrations, but one group on campus chose to honor Native American students. Ferris students may be unaware due to the fact that a very […]