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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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Students have the opportunity to read free popular newspapers around campus. Regional Sales Manager of Gannet Publishing Services Lori Rohde represented USA Today at the student government meeting on March […]

The 2013 Miss America pageant brought an onslaught of racial posts that swept across social media after the first Indian American winner was announced. The Miss America controversy was one […]

Minors with alcohol On March 23 at 1:30 a.m., there was a report of subjects near the Rock Café with open alcohol containers. The suspects were located in The Market […]

Ferris Theatre presents Ajax in Iraq The Ferris State University spring theatre production, Ajax in Iraq, will debut April 3-6 in Williams Auditorium. The show begins at 8 p.m. from […]

Growing up with 63 brothers and sisters can take a toll on a person, but one Ferris student has embraced it and has big plans for his future. Ferris sophomore […]

Young people in Turkey came together through technology to begin a revolution. Since the summer of 2013, after deaths of protesters, violent police intervention, and people standing together, the first […]