Max Kantar and Ahlam Mohsen each face federal assault charges for forcing a pie into U.S. Sen. Carl Levin’s face. Both individuals face one felony assault charge and one misdemeanor […]
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Blizzard forces Ferris to cancel classes
Ferris classes are closed today due to adverse weather conditions. Referred to by FSU students as the “snowpocalypse,” the blizzard terrorizing the Midwest has many students choosing to stay warm […]
Amazing academics
Honors students who achieved a 4.0 for the fall 2010 semester were rewarded at Honors Awards Night Jan. 28. The event recognized Outstanding Leaders, Volunteers and Scholars. Students nominated students […]
Print Distribution is on Hold!
It is true, Ferris State University has a snow day and distribution will not be able to distribute the Torch today. But, have no fear, the Torch is online and […]
TORCH: NEWS BRIEFS
Two New Members to Ferris’ Board of Trustees Gary Grander, former Ferris trustee, and Paul Boyer, Ferris alumnus, have been appointed to the Ferris Board of Trustees by Gov. Rick […]
On the Record
Two-car collision Jan. 26 at 6:25 p.m., a two-car accident occurred on Family Drive at Ferris Drive. A car ran into the back of another car stopped at a stop […]
Open discussion
On Feb. 3, Ferris State will be holding an event based around the statement, “Is Islam compatible with democracy and women’s rights?” The discussion will begin at 11 a.m. in […]
Effective tuition protest
By Andrew Finnerty The use of the boycott in order for some entity to meet your demands is the most non-violent way to send a message. People refuse to buy […]
Chilling for a cause
Alpha Chi Rho fraternity members braved cold weather conditions camping out in tents for 48 hours in Ferris’ quad. Alpha Chi Rho’s (AXP) first annual freeze out was an opportunity […]
“My ears are my eyes”
Dr. Thomas Behler has been teaching for 30 years, with 21 of those years at Ferris, and is legally blind. Behler, a professor of sociology, said he has been blind […]