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Ferris community honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at an annual celebration
Ferris State students and staff prepare to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as the 2016 spring semester kicks off. Every year, Ferris’ Office of Multicultural Student Services (OMSS) hosts […]
DPS issues thousands of parking tickets
There’s ample parking at Ferris State University, just not where students want it. With 7,525 parking spaces on Ferris’ main campus, the Department of Public Safety (DPS) guarantees that when […]
News Briefs
Plans for renovation On Dec. 18, the day before fall commencement, the Ferris State Board of Trustees approved a number of construction projects on campus. These projects involve both residence […]
Ferris listed among “high-value” universities
An improving graduation rate has not gone unnoticed as Ferris is now ranked among the nation’s top improving public colleges. Money, a personal finance magazine published by Time magazine, recently […]
Making space
In fall of 2015, Ferris took steps toward a whole new realm of innovative technology and made it something that any student has the right to use and learn with. […]
Trump sounds off in West Michigan
A record crowd turned out to see the Republican frontrunner of the 2016 presidential race Monday evening at the Deltaplex Arena. Donald Trump drew out more than 6,000 people to hear […]
Presidential pancakes
On Monday, Dec. 14, Ferris students flocked to the on-campus eatery, The Rock, for the biannual “Pancakes with the President.” Hundreds of students came from every corner of campus to […]
On the Record
A roundup of this week’s crime at Ferris State University. Tickets DPS issued 466 traffic and parking violations between Dec. 3 and Dec. 10 totaling $7,700. A smelly smell Dec. […]
Chapman found guilty of soliciting prostitution
Big Rapids landlord Craig David Chapman, 50, was found guilty of soliciting a possible tenant for prostitution. The victim, a 26-year-old female, testified Chapman had suggested lowering rent to see her naked. […]