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TORCH: NEWS BRIEFS
From Words to Actions: Free Speech, When It Goes Too Far There will be an open discussion on the limitations of free speech held on Nov. 3 in IRC 120. […]
Rick Snyder elected as Michigan's governor
Republican candidate Rick Snyder has been elected as the new governor of Michigan. Snyder will take Jennifer Granholm’s seat, making him state’s the 48th Governor. Snyder previously served as CEO […]
Candidate bios
Governor Virg Bernero (D) Lansing Mayor Bernero previously served as a legislator for the Michigan Senate and Michigan State House of Representatives. Brenda Lawrence is running for Lieutenant Governor as […]
Student overtime
The Torch conducted an online survey of more than 75 students asking about their involvement on campus. According to the results, the average student course load is 15 credit hours. […]
T-Shirt Debate
Last week the Torch published a controversial article and photo on the front page of the newspaper about two students selling T-shirts. By now I’m sure most of you have […]
Opportunities
This year’s Ferris Foundation for Excellence Benefit will showcase the university’s dedication to scholarships and grant opportunities. The event will acknowledge 2010 Merit Grant recipients, as well as showcase benefits […]
Job fair excitement
A various number of employers will be present at the 2010 Fall Job Fair and all students are encouraged to attend. The Fall 2010 Job Fair is set to take […]
Every vote counts
As mid-term elections approach, Ferris students will be making their voices heard Nov. 2. This year’s elections will include governor, attorney general, secretary of state, representative in the U.S. Congress, […]
Stop the presses
The two Ferris students who gave new meaning to the initials “FSU” have recently been persuaded by the university to stop printing the controversial T-shirts. Randall Cowell and Justin Gauthier, […]