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With a focus on recent traffic incidents, new university taskforce is looking to increase pedestrian safety In light of the recent student death and other vehicle-pedestrian related incidents on campus, […]

Board of Trustees approves new degree to prepare students for sustainable, green design A new bachelor of science in architecture and sustainability degree was approved at the Nov. 6 meeting […]

Bond Hall Date Auction On Nov. 18 Bond Hall will be hosting its Date Auction. It will take place in the Bond Hall Lobby from 7 to 9 p.m. All […]

Professor Lars Rensmann from the University of Michigan visited Ferris last Thursday to deliver a presentation on cosmopolitanism in the European Union. Rensmann, a visiting professor from Germany who teaches […]

The university has decided to provide funding for the Mich. Promise Grants and Competitive Scholarships for the fall semester through federal stimulus Although the state has cut or reduced funding […]

A round up of this week’s crime across the FSU campus Rumble in the Rock Café On Nov. 11 at 8 p.m., there was a report of a fight at […]

Steven Neshkoff is a veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, and is now a full-time Ferris student Upon graduating high school, Steven Neshkoff’s mom gave him two choices: get a job […]

The Veterans Club became an official Registered Student Organization last spring, which is open to all students who wish to join. The president of the Veterans Club is Steven Neshkoff […]

Several Ferris State University students are impersonating the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity that has been suspended from campus for 10 years. The alleged students in question include Marvel Pridgeon, Timothy […]

The Michigan Nursing Scholarship, which provided up to $4,000 a year to eligible nursing students, was among the many programs eliminated from the State of Michigan Budget. The program provided […]