Black History Month closed to the tune of triumphant trumpets, chilling chimes and presidential spoken word on Sunday. The finale of Big Rapids’ 16th annual Festival of the Arts coincided […]
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Alumni Spotlight: Barrett Jones
Jonathen Hart contributed to the writing and reporting of this article. When the Kansas City Chiefs won Super Bowl LVII, Ferris alumnus Barrett Jones basked from the sidelines to watch […]
No more meters
Ferris’ Department of Public Safety recently introduced Pango Parking, a new on-campus parking system, replacing the coin-based meters with an automated system that is accessed and paid for via cell […]
Miller Hall renovation
Along with the new Center for Virtual Learning, Ferris will soon have a renovated dorm designed for the comfort of students The board of trustees originally approved to renovate Miller […]
On The Record Mar. 1st, 2023
911 no-no Feb. 25, 3:50 a.m. – A false 911 call was made at Henderson Hall on Saturday. The case is still under investigation, and more information will be revealed […]
A festival for Latine art
The 2023 “Latine Cultural Celebración” will be a festival filled with color and art, honoring the resilience of Latin culture. The festival is a collaboration between the Center for Latin@ […]
‘Passion for the Past’ returns
History professors traced the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot and plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer back to a trend of right-wing conspiracy at last week’s “Passion for the Past” […]
Ashlee Haze uses her book ‘Smoke’ to inspire students through poetry
Ashlee Haze took the Ferris community to poetry church as her performance was praised with snaps, amens and hallelujahs in the David L. Eisler Center. On Wednesday, Feb. 15, the […]
DPS body cam initiative ‘rubber stamped’
With officers from Ferris’ Department of Public Safety fully outfitted with body cameras, DPS Chief Abe Haroon declared the initiative completed and “rubber stamped.” At a time of heightened concern […]