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Governor Granholm signs remaining bills for a final budget eliminating funding for various programs Governor Jennifer Granholm signed the six remaining budget bills on Oct. 29, finalizing the $44.5 billion […]

Student speech competition brings issues center stage At this fall’s Campus Wide Public Speaking Competition, three students presented a speech on a topic regarding “Opportunity and Social Change.” Originally, 13 […]

Student government annual food drive helps Big Rapids’ families in need The third annual student government “Coming together for the holidays” food drive hopes to gather 7,500 pounds of food […]

The debate and forensics team is looking for success with a new coach and several young members The Ferris State debate and forensics team is starting out a successful year […]

Tire Damage On Oct. 23 at 5 p.m., there was a report of two car tires damaged in Lot 5. No suspects. Student MIP On Oct. 22 at 6:25 a.m., […]

A Night at the Recycling Center Ferris Recyclers will be taking and collecting recyclables at the recycling center in Big Rapids on Nov. 4 from 5 to 7 p.m. Check […]

McClatchy, Tribune News Service (MCT) The following editorial appeared in the Chicago Tribune on Thursday, Aug. 20: Last year about this time, a group of more than 100 college presidents […]

In a car-pedestrian accident that occurred early Friday morning, Fumitoshi Yonemura died after being struck by a vehicle on northbound State Street near the Interdisciplinary Resource Center (IRC) building. Yonemura, […]

America and media misinterpretation about socialism continue to fuel misconceptions about President Barack Obama’s administration Dr. Thomas Jorsch, Ferris State University history instructor, gave a speech entitled “Why Barack Obama […]