The men of Pi Lambda Phi decided to unify students in the best way they know how: a basketball tournament. The basketball tournament is part of Pi Lambda Phi’s philanthropy, […]
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Slavery still exists today
It is estimated that 21 to 30 million people are in slavery today, according to freetheslaves.net. Ferris registered student organization FSUbuntu is partnering with The No Project for the Anti-Slavery […]
Subject arrested for providing false information to police
False information On March 30 at 1:15 a.m., officers stopped a vehicle on Michigan Avenue near Maple Street for disregarding a red light. The driver was ticketed for disregarding a […]
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Fallen Officer Memorial 5K The Fallen Officer Memorial 5K Run/Walk will take place at 1 p.m. on April 13 at Hemlock Park. The 5K race will honor those who lost […]
Walking for life
Suicide claims the lives of more than one million people per year, so two Ferris students decided to raise awareness to stop this killer. Ferris students gathered at the Ewigleben […]
Gender in careers
Gender can sometimes affect a person’s career choice. As a part of the Tribute to Women Expo held from 6-9 p.m. on March 25 in the IRC, a “Professional Women […]
Student making a difference
Frequently moving and going into foster care at age 15 isn’t the most ideal way to grow up. Ferris criminal justice junior Kaylia Ervin used this experience to fuel her […]
‘Big girls work out, too’
Students left their struggle behind on a sheet of paper as a way of letting go of their coffin. For Ferris speaker and Zeta Phi Beta sister Whitney Franklin, obesity […]
Ferris student recognized
A recent Ferris graduate is nationally recognized for the work she loves doing. Kendall College of Art and Design graduate Kirbi Fagan will fly to Hollywood to be honored for […]
Saving lives
Many students came together to give blood and register as bone marrow transplant donors to save lives. “This event is important because you help so many people,” Ferris radiography sophomore […]