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A 19–year-old man was arraigned Monday at the 77th District Court on multiple felony charges after breaking into Venlo Place Apartments and assaulting two women. Mecosta County officers apprehended the […]

After being killed in the line of duty, a scholarship was established in honor of a Ferris State University graduate. Trevor Slot, a 1993 Ferris graduate, was killed during a […]

A Ferris assistant professor uses service-learning projects to help math students make a difference in the community. Service-learning is applying what’s learned in the classroom to meaningful community service. This […]

Ferris State University registered student organization (RSO) AdGroup won $1,500 in a national competition for promoting and throwing a party for a Chicago advertising agency. The Monogram Group is an […]

The Michigan Department of Civil Rights (MDCR) spoke to students on Oct. 17 about civil rights laws but one law has yet to be enacted; the protection of the lesbian, […]

Bond Hall break-in On Oct. 16 at 11 p.m., there was a report of a room break-in in Bond Hall. The suspects entered the room through an outside window. Several […]

Ferris State University optometry students had to make up classes missed during the two day power outage that affected the west side of campus. Optometry student Emily Sanford said the […]

Gender Exhibit challenge students’ preconceptions An exhibit about defining gender, investigating stereotypes and gender inequality will be held until Oct. 23 in Helen Ferris Hall. The Office of Housing and […]

Larceny complaints have jumped 65 percent, according to Ferris’ annual security and fire safety report, which organized the 547 criminal offenses and 733 non-criminal offenses reported in 2012. The report, […]