Whether you’re a fan of the snow or not, winter has seemed to come early this year. For many campus commuters, this means terrible driving conditions in thick snow and […]
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Battle of the RSOs
FSU’s chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is hosting a hat and scarf drive to help underprivileged people in the Big Rapids area. All […]
Rawlinson Observatory
The College of Arts and Sciences hosted the grand re-opening of Ferris’ Rawlinson Observatory with a presentation by David DeBruyn, former director of the Chaffee Planetarium. Students and community gathered […]
The weekend at a glance
The third weekend in November provided a flurry of news in the Ferris sports world. The volleyball team advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament to face Grand […]
Awarded for educating
Dr. Cindy Todd, chair of the art education program at Kendall College of Art and Design, has been named Educator of the Year and Higher Ed. Educator of the Year […]
Home for the Holidays?
Ferris is home to a good number of students who come from other states and countries. With that being said, is four and a half days really enough for students […]
Student crashes into tree with bike
Nov. 14 at 3 am, complaint about improper cellphone use at Merrill hall. Victim said he received a call from a person who claimed the victim owed them money. Victim […]
News Briefs
Re-opening of observatory A celebration for the grand re-opening of the Rawlinson Observatory on Monday, November 24 at 7:00 P.M. in SCI 102. It will begin the celebration with a […]
Happy 130th, Ferris
This year, Ferris State University is celebrating its 130 anniversary. Two of Ferris’ longest-serving faculty members shared the changes they’ve experienced over the years. “When I came here, the Science […]
The world at large
Republicans had a decisive victory in last week’s midterm elections, winning several key states and ultimately the Senate majority. The gubernatorial race was also swept by Republicans, with governor re-elections […]