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The Torch’s News Editor Dan Hamilton will be analyzing four systems of healthcare that are used in various countries around the world and seeing what America can learn from them. […]

$140 million for scholarships stricken from state budget Katie Tibbe has already started the process of finding financial aid for next year, as funding for the Michigan Promise scholarships has […]

Officer Jesse, beloved patrol horse for the Department of Public Safety (DPS), died Sept. 14, 2009 after suffering a stroke. Jesse, who was owned by Officer Erik Little, became ill […]

A round up of this week’s crime across the FSU campus Dorm Room Party On Sept. 13, officers were called to Brophy Hall in reference to a party. Numerous subjects […]

Rinpoche offers words of empowerment The Tibetan lama, Khenpo Rinpoche, made a rare visit to FSU Monday evening for a public empowerment blessing for “Loving Kindness and Compassion.” Michael Erlewine, […]

Nearly two thirds of all sexual assaults are committed by someone known to the victim, according to the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN). “Very few sexual assaults are […]

Constitution Week Keynote Speaker As part of Constitution Week and the Political Engagement Project, join Circuit Court Judge, Jon Van Allsburg on Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. in College of […]

Founder Roger Card adds another ten species to the current collection of critters The Card Wildlife Education Center now has 195 animals set up for display. Founder Roger Card added […]

Campus outbreak expected to be mild In the coming weeks the Ferris campus is expected to undergo a mild to moderate outbreak of the H1N1 virus that has been sweeping […]