For most Ferris students, an hour a week is time that could be spent doing a number of things, but for Jordan Scott that hour is spent somewhere most college […]
Culture
Planting History
A garden is being planted on the campus of Ferris State University to honor Helen Gillespie Ferris and all the work she put into the university. Carla Miller, associate vice […]
Poked: Share your spending on social networks, if you dare
With Facebook Places, you can use your smartphone to tell the world where you are. But with a credit or debit card, you can tell the world where you are […]
The Jellyfish Man
“Have you ever seen someone die?” Ian McCormack asked the audience. McCormack, originally from New Zealand, came to Ferris from England on Sept. 24 to share his story entitled “A […]
KISS Commemorates
The “Hottest Show on the Earth” tour stopped in Michigan on Sept. 11 to commemorate not just a homecoming, but also the tragedy that happened on that day nearly a […]
Nonverbal signs
The phrase “actions speak louder than words” rings true when it comes to nonverbal body language, especially in a classroom setting. First impressions on the first day of classes are […]
A new way to walk
Phase three of Big Rapids highly anticipated Riverwalk project is nearly complete. The nearly $500,000 project will add over a mile of trail between River Street Park and the Maple […]
ArtPrize takes form at Ferris
Kendall College of Art and Design, an affiliate of Ferris, is the canvas for a new piece of work tied in with the ArtPrize project in Grand Rapids. ArtPrize is […]
Music fraternity takes center stage
Kappa Kappa Psi, a fraternity in its adolescent stages, is working to give music lovers an organization that allows members to share their passion. Drew Heath, FSU senior and second […]
Festival en la plaza
On Sept. 16 Ferris will once again celebrate the Hispanic Festival in the quad in hopes of spreading cultural awareness to students and the community. The Hispanic Festival is free […]