Burkina Faso A mine in Burkina Faso was attacked for the third time in the last 15 months on Wednesday, Nov. 6, leaving at least 37 people dead. The Canadian […]
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Student census
Ferris State is helping to ensure students are accounted for in the 2020 Census to provide more accurate data to serve the community.
Ignorance gets you towed
Winter weather brings a variety of new parking challenges around campus, but Ferris’ Department of Public Safety has some suggestions on how to avoid tickets.
When “OK” is not OK
Article by: Grant Siddall and Ry Rodriguez | News Editor and Torch Reporter
Tower of Terror
While Ferris’ Carillon Tower usually just plays an automated tune or two familiar to students as the clock strikes the hour, it’s capable of more, and on Halloween it became […]
Literature in Person
In a series of events called “Literature in Person,” various authors are invited to the Ferris’ campus to speak about their books and experiences.
Retention rates on the rise
Ferris’ six-year graduation rate has been on the rise over the past five years.
From reading books to reading minds
Guessing the card you’re thinking of isn’t all that Mentalist Brian Ledbetter did on Friday, Oct. 25.
Look fresh for free
Ferris’ First Lady’s Attic recognizes how someone dresses can make a huge difference in their chance of landing a job or internship, and they’re here to help.
Cash for construction
Ferris’ construction technology and management program was recently gifted $1 million from the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation.