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Michigan senator review

News, Politics October 24, 2020October 27, 2020 Meghan Hartley 0 Comments

The Senate race in Michigan is getting close, with polls being tallied every day, it could be anyone’s job.  In the upcoming Senate election the two headliners are Republican John James […]

Meeting with the creators of the musical

News, Student Life October 23, 2020October 27, 2020 Rebecca Vanderkooi 0 Comments

On Monday, Oct. 19, the cast of the Ferris fall musical, The Theory of Relativity, met via zoom with the show’s creators.  Neil Bartram and Brian Hill are the Drama […]

After two long years, Riley Blair finds her voice

News, Social Issues, Top Stories October 21, 2020October 21, 2020 Cora Hall 0 Comments

Editor’s note: the following story contains graphic details of sexual assault. Two years and three months have gone by since Riley Blair lost her sense of safety. A year and […]

Biden’s college policy isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

News, Politics October 20, 2020 Noah Kolenda 0 Comments

One of Joe Biden’s leading policies to get the youth vote is a promise to pay tuition for those whose families make under $125,000 annually, but it’s not all it’s […]

On the Record

News, On the Record October 20, 2020October 27, 2020 Ry Rodriguez 0 Comments

Just need to clean  Oct.12 8:00 p.m. A civil dispute broke out at the Granger building. The custodial staff called 9-1-1 after students would not leave the building while working on […]

Two townhalls equals one sloppy debate

News, Politics October 20, 2020October 20, 2020 Ry Rodriguez 0 Comments

On the day of the scheduled second debate Oct. 15, President Trump and Joe Biden held two separate townhalls at the exact same time on different networks. As typical townhall […]

Plot to kidnap Whitmer reveals severity of political climate

News, Politics October 20, 2020 Veronica Mascorro 0 Comments

On Thursday, Oct. 8 Michigan authorities revealed that a group of men had been arrested for plotting to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.  Six men, who identify as members of a right-wing militia […]

Fighting the dorm loneliness

News, Student Life October 19, 2020 Alyssa Hubbard 0 Comments

Since move-in day in August, students and residential advisors in the dorm halls have been trying to find new ways to socialize.  Many changes were made to the way students […]

Parking passes possibly reimbursed

News, Student Life October 18, 2020October 20, 2020 Rebecca Vanderkooi 0 Comments

The Department of Public Safety has announced that if the university goes fully online for the spring semester it will provide partial reimbursement to students who bought year-long parking permits.    […]

Student host reflects on John Mulaney interview

News, Student Life October 17, 2020October 20, 2020 Veronica Mascorro 0 Comments

Students came out by the hundreds to watch stand-up comedian John Mulaney answer questions, even in the event’s virtual format. The homecoming comedian event which typically happens in person was […]

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