The new First Gen Den opened its doors to students on Nov. 14, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event was well attended, with faculty and students surrounding the entrance to […]
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New criminal justice class to investigate unsolved cases
This spring, students at Ferris State University will have the option to take a new elective: Cold Case Investigations. The class will focus on the responsibilities of crime scene analysts, […]
The future of learning
Ferris State University is offering new digital learning tools this semester to assist students with learning in the classroom. One such tool is Read&Write, a literacy support tool that […]
On the Record November 19th, 2025
What’s that smell? Nov. 13, 12:05 a.m. – FSU officers stopped a vehicle that failed to stop at a stop sign. Upon approaching the vehicle, officers noticed a strong marijuana […]
Initiative for student support launched
The Dean of Student Life announced the implementation of a new campus-wide initiative, titled ‘Ferris Cares’, on Nov. 12. Ferris Cares is a program designed to assist students with meeting […]
Pickell and Hallisy Halls scheduled for removal
Ferris State University’s Pickell and Hallisy hall are closing and scheduled to be permanently removed from campus. Students living in these residence halls received an email last week […]
From class to cardio
The Student Government Association has introduced a punch card reward system at the student recreation center. Students can now pick up a punch card and earn a hole punch each […]
Academic Senate digest
Every month, the university holds an Academic Senate meeting to ensure that academics across campus run smoothly, and this month’s session on Nov. 4 focused on key updates ranging from […]
On the Record November 12th, 2025
No entry allowed Nov. 4, time unknown – Residence hall staff reported two non-students inside Travis Hall who had active no-trespass notices. Ferris State officers located an individual in the […]
Gotion project pronounced dead
According to the Michigan Economic Development Corp, the controversial Gotion battery plant project is dead and will no longer receive previously promised state funding. Following years of controversy, lawsuits and […]