“Shadows of the Lynching Tree” On March 17 the Office of Multicultural Student Services presents the viewing of the documentary “Shadows of the Lynching Tree” with producer and director Carvin […]
News
Crime on a Roll
Intoxicated Person On Feb 26 at 2:15 a.m., officers assisted people at Flite Library with and intoxicated subject. The person damaged a window in the building. The person was a […]
Early Retirement Incentive Program Approved
The Ferris Board of Trustees recently approved an early retirement incentive program. The program was approved on Feb. 23. This opportunity is currently available to only CTA, AFSCME, POLC (Police) […]
Questions of War
Many student veterans throughout campus are finding it difficult to address the negative experiences of serving in the armed forces. Currently, there are over 300 self-identified veterans on the university’s […]
Author’s Book Speaks On Race
Author Leonard Zeskind visited Big Rapids March 4 to speak to students and community members about immigration and his book “Blood & Politics.” Zeskind’s book, which took 15 years to […]
Healing the wounds
Nontombi Naomi Tutu has been speaking out on matters of injustice for more than thirty years. The Globalization Initiative and Office of Diversity Inclusion brought Tutu to speak at Ferris’ […]
BREAKING NEWS: Ferris Students Charged in Burglary
Two Ferris students have been charged with burglary for an incident that occurred on Feb. 14 at a house in Mecosta Township. Tyler Eggleston, 19, of Howard City, and Justin […]
Parking Problems
As the university continues to make changes to its lot procedures, many students are still finding it difficult to avoid parking violations. Throughout campus, students leaving classes are returning to […]
Text to Tip
A new crime-reporting system, “Bulldogs Text Tip,” is available for anyone in the Ferris community to report a crime via text message. The Department of Public Safety (DPS) at Ferris […]
Ferris Fact or Fiction
At Ferris, there is no policy or hard rule that states how long a student must wait for a professor if they are late. “In 20 years, I’ve never been […]
