Ferris’ contact tracing policies are starting to be questioned by students after a student tested positive the day after they were present at an in person class and most other […]
News
Ferris introduces Artificial Intelligence
Ferris’ Information Security and Intelligence program will offer a new curriculum to learn how Artificial Intelligence operates in the Spring 2021 semester. The Department of Defense supplied the ISI Program […]
Meeting John Mulaney
Stand up comedian John Mulaney visited Ferris for our Homecoming celebration this past week. Mulaney was interviewed by a student over a live Zoom call on Thursday, Oct. 9. He […]
6.59 million gets you a new name
The Ferris Board of Trustees recently approved the renaming of the North Quad area. It will now be called “The Dewaine V. and Jana B. Robinson Quad. This decision has […]
Center for hope
The LGBTQ+ Resource Center has been a place of connection and hope for many on the Ferris campus; despite the changes and challenges since it’s temporary physical shutdown, the community […]
VP debate winner: the fly on Pence’s head
On Wednesday Oct. 7, the Vice Presidential took place in Utah, with the candidates Kamala Harris and Mike Pence. Like usual, the debate started with the topic of COVID-19 and […]
On the record
Test and Keys Oct. 6 10:00 a.m. A professor called DPS when it was found out that someone had keyed his car in Lot 71. There are no suspects at […]
Students flock to Shooters
Big Rapids’ most popular bar announced its reopening Saturday afternoon on Twitter and saw a turnout of 195 patrons throughout the night, according to Star Shooters owner Jerry Boman. Shooters […]
All by yourself
Ferris has currently has 33 active COVID-19 cases and students in dorms are wondering what it would look like if they needed to go into quarantine or isolation on campus. […]
Canceling spring break
In an email on Friday, Oct. 2 the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs announced the decision to cancel the spring recess in order to try to prevent the […]