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Recently, the U.S. News and World Report ranked Ferris State University’s online masters of nursing program the number one program of its sort in the nation. This is certainly good […]

After being injured in a bus accident, pharmacy faculty member Dr. Lucy Ngoh died Dec. 30. Ngoh was visiting relatives in the West African nation of Cameroon, her native country, […]

True Whitsey, 18-year-old Ferris student, was killed over the holiday break in front of his cousin and younger brother. The three young men were leaving Whitsey’s sister’s house in Detroit […]

Ferris State Department of Public Safety Chief Bledsoe will retire this month after over nine years of duty on campus and 40 years total in law enforcement. “There are always […]

Martin Luther King Jr. is a man who, upon seeing injustice in the world, took a stand while refusing to resort to violence. He was a man who was more […]

100th anniversary of Ferris founder’s inauguration The 100th anniversary of Ferris founder’s inauguration as governor of Michigan will be celebrated Wednesday, Jan. 16 with “Celebrating the Legacy: Gov. Woodbridge N. […]

Marijuana complaint at Travis Jan. 9 at 8:10 p.m., officers assisted hall staff at Travis Hall on marijuana complaint. Suspect was referred to the Office of Student Conduct Intoxicated Jan. […]

President Barack Obama signed a bill into law that saved the country from falling over the so-called fiscal cliff, but college students may not be in the clear just yet. […]

While The Torch’s immediate future is now clear, the campus newspaper’s long-term future is still uncertain. Rick Kurtz, the dean of the College of Arts & Sciences (CAS), announced Friday […]