“There are no more excuses,” appeared on the screen at the Ferris screening of the documentary film “Equal Means Equal,” which explored how women are treated in the United States […]
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Obama-scare
One of the biggest promises of President Donald Trump’s campaign was the repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or Obamacare. While congress is hoping to replace the ACA, there […]
News Briefs
Pin fall Ferris’ American Marketing Association is hosting the College of Business’ annual semester bowling tournament to raise funds for a Feed America foodtruck. This will be held at The […]
On the Record
Flushed? Jan. 25, 10:15 p.m. officers investigated a report of marijuana in Vandercook Hall. No illegal substances were found and the incident was referred to hall staff. You dropped something […]
Cash, check or charge?
Many students are expected to pay for various in-class expenses after tuition, but expenses can burden some students without the help of family members or sometimes the help of professors […]
It ain’t just ramen anymore
When people think of a college student, one word comes to mind: “broke.” But college students know that there are levels to that stigma. There are many aspects that may […]
Crafting with CLACS
Crafting buffs found a little piece of heaven last Saturday night at the Center for Leadership, Activities and Career Services (CLACS) hosted DIY crafting workshop. Among the crafting opportunities were […]
News Briefs
Vagina Monologues The Vagina Monologues is an annual event that broaches women’s issues in an educational and entertaining manner. The show is taking place in Williams Auditorium 7 p.m. to […]
Dumped!
Students wishing to check materials out at Big Rapids Community Library using their Ferris IDs will soon hit a brick wall. As of May 2017, Big Rapids Community Library (BRCL) […]
A message of love
“You are welcomed and you are loved,” read one of the post-it notes on the banner created by the Office of Multicultural Student Services (OMSS), the Office of International Education […]