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 […]
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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 […]
ON THE RECORD Feb. 22, 2023
Loud auditorium Feb. 17, 8:13 p.m. – A student was ticketed as a minor in possession after reportedly attempting to sell marijuana at Williams Auditorium. The case is now being […]
Celebrating Ferris “stars” at the Image Awards
The Image Awards returned after five years to honor Black community members in “A Weekend of Stars.” The Black Leaders Aspiring for Critical Knowledge registered student organization hosted the event […]
LeClerc Andre from Jimmy Fallon, to NBC, to Ferris
Stand up comedian LeClerc Andre gave a show in the David L. Eisler Center where he was a part-time comedian and part-time matchmaker. Throughout the show, Andre engaged with the […]
IT troubles and WiFi woes
The information technology department presented their plans for a new Ferris portal and a Wi-Fi update at last week’s Student Government Association meeting. Chief Information Officer Charlie Weaver offered the […]