UPDATE: Kathryn Stahlheber has been found safe https://fsutorch.com/2013/12/08/news/missing-girl-found/ Ferris freshman Kathryn Stahlheber has not been seen since Wednesday, Dec. 4, and her mother, Karen Johnson, is asking for help in […]
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Election results released
Less than one percent of Ferris’s total enrollment voted in the student government presidential election last March, as determined by the Torch’s recent Freedom of Information (FOIA) request results. A […]
New face for student government
Just as the snow begins to change the scenery of Big Rapids, the spring semester is coming with many changes of its own. Students will see a shift in their […]
Maddening middleman
Ideally, the middleman exists to make things run smoothly, but sometimes he messes everything up. In the case of the student government presidential election results, the middleman, known here as […]
Ferris Greeks embrace diversity
Greek organizations across the country have gained national attention for reports of segregation in sororities and fraternities. However, at Ferris State University, greek organizations are working to promote diversity. In […]
Student government president says goodbye
After the shock of transitioning into Big Rapids life from Metro Detroit, Erin Williams learned how to adjust. A Macomb county native and fall 2013 student government president, Williams was […]
Hooper named news editor
The Torch announced Taylor Hooper will be the news editor beginning in January 2014. Taylor Hooper, 20, will assume the news editor role at the Torch, previously held by Alex […]
Runner reports driver swerved to hit him
Reckless driver On Nov. 16 at 7 p.m., there was a report of a reckless driver on Knollview Drive. The victim stated he was running along the road and the […]
Torch News Briefs
School of Criminal Justice to open new academy The Correctional Officers Training Academy is coming to Big Rapids through Ferris State University’s School of Criminal Justice. The academy is set […]
Being thankful
This year, junior pre-pharmacy major Taylor Pike is more thankful than ever to spend the holidays with his family. Three weeks ago, Pike’s heart stopped while he was working out […]