Culture

Ferris State University organizations make conversations about sexual orientation an open, diverse, and all-inclusive campus affair.

Brian Kelley, advisor of Diverse Sexuality and Gender Alliance (DSAGA), a registered student organization on campus, said, “I definitely feel that because it’s an educational environment at Ferris it’s an open environment.”

Kelley went on to say that the Office of Multicultural Student Services (OMSS) and the Office of Diversity Inclusion (ODI) have worked hard to make Ferris a more open environment and educate students on GLBT issues.

Multiple events help support National Coming-Out Day “Sexual orientation is not only based on gender, but the type of people you are attracted to—the characteristics that you like about them,” […]

Campus Fun Oct. 14 David Coleman “The Dating Doctor,” 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., Williams Auditorium Recycling in the Quad, 12 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., Quad Oct. 15 OMSS: T.O.W.E.R.S., […]

What better day than a rainy day to go see an upbeat comedy like this? “Couple’s Retreat” is a romantic comedy about four couples who go on a spontaneous trip […]

The following steps should be performed monthly. These simple steps can be followed to ensure good health. If you have any concerns after this exmaniation, promptly schedule an appointment to […]

Part three in a six part series about the health care systems of countries around the world The founders of the Beveridge system of health care, Lord William Beveridge and […]

Stevie Miller, 54, and Greg Bovee, 55, were freshmen and strangers until one fateful photo lead to a romance that has lasted 37 years.

In 1972, during what was known as the “Three day Wonder” freshman orientation program at Ferris State University, Miller, health optics major, met Bovee, a pharmacy major, weeks before the fall semester. The two met for only moments in the Ward Hall cafeteria. They were in the same orientation group and had to ask each other questions.

“I saw her sitting down and just walked up to her and asked her what she was doing,” said Greg.

Assistant Professor of Music Matt Moresi has been happily playing the piano for 23 years, but has recently decided to take on the accordian. Moresi, now age 28, began playing […]