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Federal courts recently over-ruled a Michigan proposal which excluded Affirmative Action policies in education. Marc Sheehan, a communications officer for Ferris State University, said, “We plan to be consistent with […]

In 1969, Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, and Dr. Daniel Burcham was hired by Ferris as an English professor. In the years that followed, NASA has continued its conquest […]

Smoke and drive On Nov. 18 at 1 a.m., officers stopped a vehicle on Ferris Drive for speeding. The driver was found to be in possession of marijuana and was […]

Hunting has to be one of the oldest activities in which mankind has partaken. For millions of years man has relied upon this tradition for survival purpose and it continues […]

The labor force is becoming more globally conscious and an international experience can help students to become more employable. The Study Abroad Fair informed students on how to broaden their […]

Expired plate On Nov. 3 at 9:50 p.m., officers stopped a vehicle on Perry Street for having an expired plate. The driver was found to have altered the tag and […]

Vice president for student affairs announces retirement Daniel Burcham, vice president for student affairs, has announced his retirement after serving more than 40 years at Ferris. It will take effect […]

On Oct. 23, the first attempted sexual assault by a stranger in recent Ferris history was reported. At approximately 8:10 p.m., a female student walking on the sidewalk near South […]

FOX News and CNN are the most watched news outlets in America and among Ferris students as well. Robin Shuberg, Ferris senior in recreation and leadership management, said, “I watch […]