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 […]
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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 […]
Crosswalk Safety Update
The Pedestrian Safety Task Force has been working to improve the safety of crosswalks and visibility of signage around campus. In addition to the visibility of crosswalks, other options are […]
Jumpstarting the Competition
The FSU Baja team recently competed in the “Big Air” competition and came away victorious for the second year in a row. The Winter Baja Invitational competition took place at […]
Chin Film Promotes Asian Unity
Producer Curtis Chin educated students Feb. 22 on the legacy of Vincent Chin with the presentation of the award-winning documentary “Vincent Who?” Inspired by the 1982 death of Chinese American […]
The History of Lenten Abstinence
Click here for more from the Torch’s News section. It is a commonly held notion that during the Middle Ages, the church clerics instituted the practice of not eating meat […]
Torch News Briefs
Recycling in the IRC On March 3 bring all of your recyclables to the IRC and Ferris Recyclers will transport them to the recycling center for you. The event will […]
FSU Campus Crime
Two-car Accident On Feb 24 at 9:55 a.m., there was a two-car accident near the West Building. A car backed out and hit another vehicle. Bumper Cars On Feb 24 […]
Can You Hear Me, Finally?
In today’s world of quick texts and emoticons, Steve Linebaugh is one of the few students new to the social norm of having a cell phone. A 2006 graduate of […]
Ferris Fact of Fiction: Straight A's if Roommate Dies?
A popular rumor circulating at Ferris is that if a student’s roommate dies, they will receive straight A’s for that semester. Anne-Marie Gillespie, educational counselor and assistant professor at the […]